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what is the dimension (2D/3D)of magnetic flux density?

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Answered by ramlala23
0

Answer:

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Answered by tabuaminaa
0

Answer:

Correct option is

B

[M

1

L

2

T

−2

A

−1

]

The force experienced by a moving charge in a magnetic field is given by F=q(

v

×

B

)

Here,

B

is the magnetic field or magnetic flux density or magnetic flux per unit area.

Thus, dimensions of magnetic flux [Φ]=[B]×[Area]=

[q][v]

[F][A]

We know the dimensions of the following as-

[F]=[M

1

L

1

T

−2

]

[A]=[L

2

]

[q]=[A

1

T

1

]

[v]=[L

1

T

−1

]

Thus, [Φ]=

[A

1

T

1

][L

1

T

−1

]

[M

1

L

1

T

−2

][L

2

]

=[M

1

L

2

T

−2

A

−1

]

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