Physics, asked by sheikhanzar, 11 months ago

the magnetic moment of a current

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Answered by Saraswati13
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The magnetic moment (or magnetic dipole moment) is a vector. The direction of the magnetic moment is the direction of the area of the loop as defined by the right-hand rule. ... The torque on a current loop can then be written as τ = μ × B. The magnitude of the torque is τ = μB sinθ.

Answered by sharma1123
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The direction of the magnetic moment is the direction of the area of the loop as defined by the right-hand rule. ... The torque on a current loop can then be written as τ = μ × B. The magnitude of the torque is τ = μB sinθ....

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