Physics, asked by nikithamira3621, 1 year ago

The magnetic field at a point due to a current
carrying conductor is directly proportional to
(a) resistance of the conductor
(b) thickness of the conductor
(c) current flowing through the conductor
(d) distance from the conductor

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Answered by jennisinu2004il

4

Answer:

option no (c) is the correct answer mate

Answered by thriloshan40

1

Answer:

option c is correct one

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