Science, asked by shashisingla0987, 3 months ago

why Magnetic field lines are always
in form of concentric circles around a current
carrying Straight wire/ conductor.

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • a moving charge will produce both electric and magnetic field. The magnetic field lines in opposite directions will cancel each other and the ones in the same direction will add up, therefore the leftover field is in the form of concentric circle.
Answered by QueenofLove21
1

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