Chemistry, asked by pratimapatil752, 1 day ago

The dipole moment of magnetic dipole of pole strength 15 Am and dipole length 1 m is ……. *

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Answered by vijaykumar82022

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Answer:

The correct answer is 15 Am^2

Explanation:

The best I can explain: Magnetic dipole moment = Pole strength × Magnetic length.

Magnetic dipole moment = 15 Am × 1 m

Magnetic dipole moment = 15 Am^2.

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