Why does a magnetic needle show deflection when brought close to a current carrying conductor?
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When a magnetic needle is brought closer to a current carrying conductor then the magnetic needle it gets deflected because the magnetic field of the current carrying conductor exerts a force on the magnetic needle, making it move from one direction to the other.
This force is proportional to the magnitude of current passing through the conductor.
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