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What is the product of permeability of free space and permittivity?​

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Answered by ArthTripathi
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Answered by GovindRavi
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We know that

k = coulomb constant

= 1 / 4 × Pie × € = 9 × 10^9

=> 1 / 4 × Pie × € = 9 × 10^9

Taking reciprocal on both sides

=> 4 × Pie × € = 1 / ( 9 × 10^9 )

=> € = 1 / ( 4 × Pie × 9 × 10^9 ) -- (i)

where € = permittivity of free space

also u = 4 × Pie × 10^ -7 ---(ii)

Where u = permeability of free space

On multiplying equation (i) and (ii) gives

€ × u

= [ 1 / ( 4 × Pie × 9 × 10^9 ) ] × [ 4 × Pie × 10^ -7]

= ( 4 × Pie × 10^ -7 ) / (4 × Pie × 9 × 10^9 )

[ Note : 4 × Pie gets cancelled from Numerator and denominator ]

= ( 9 × 10^9 ) / ( 10^ -7 )

= 9 × 10 ^16

=> € × u = 9 × 10 ^16

= [ 3 × 10^8 ] ^2 = c ^2

where c = speed of light

Thus , product of permitivity and permeability is equal to the square of the speed of light...

Taking square Root on both sides

=> Root ( € × u ) = Root ( 9 × 10 ^16 )

=> Root ( € × u ) = 3 × 10^8 = c

where c = Speed of light

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