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what is magnetic permeability?

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Answered by Anonymous

it is the ratio of megnatic flux upon magnetic field.
it is denoted by meu

magnetic permeability= B/H

muskan1053: thank u, can u explain me in detail

zxcbnm: suppose u subject a material to a magnetic field.now as orbiting electrons are equivalent magnetic dipoles. after subjecting the material to external magnetic field we have to see how these small magnetic dipoles reoriented themselves...to enhnce the external field or to cancel the external field or they are not effected so this all is how a material permits magnetic properties to pass and to account this the term permeability is used

zxcbnm: like permitivity is used for how a material reacts to external electric field

muskan1053: helpful for me thanx

zxcbnm: kk

Answered by zxcbnm

magnetic permeability is a term which shows how a medium allows magnetic properties to influence it

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