Where is magnetic field strength maximum and minimum if abc are points on a solenoid?
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Maximum inside the coil of solenoid and minimum at the end of solenoid .
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Magnetic field strength, also named magnetic intensity or magnetic field intensity, is the part of the magnetic field in a material that originates from an outward current and exists not inherent to the material itself.
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Maximum and minimum field strength
- In the inside portion of the solenoid, several field lines exist extremely dense.
- In the outer portion of the solenoid, several field lines exist less dense.
- Therefore the magnetic field exists maximum at point A and minimum at point B.
- The magnetic field force exists maximum at point A and exists minimum at point C because the magnetic field exists substantial where magnetic field lines are crowded and exist invalid where magnetic field lines exist far apart.
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