Physics, asked by ahmedsalman18, 6 months ago

what happens to the needle of a compass if the current flowing in a coil is doubled?

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Answered by 8rahul8
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Answer:

In MCG, deflection is proportional to torque on the coil and torque is proportional to current.

Hence, when current is doubled, deflection is doubled.

Answered by padmamaloth1986
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Answer:

==>In MCG, deflection is proportional to torque on the coil and torque is proportional to current.

==>Hence, when current is doubled, deflection is doubled.

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