Why magnetic field outside a solenoid is zero?
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Here is your answer !!
☆Magnetic field lines exists out side a solenoid
☆ But the number of field lines per unit area outside a solenoid is much less
☆ Compared to number of field lines per unit area inside a magnet
hope it is satisfactory :-)
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Here is your answer !!
☆Magnetic field lines exists out side a solenoid
☆ But the number of field lines per unit area outside a solenoid is much less
☆ Compared to number of field lines per unit area inside a magnet
hope it is satisfactory :-)
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QUESTION
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Why magnetic field outside a solenoid is zero?
Answer:- €. The magnetic field outside a solenoid is zero because there is not current
€. The magnetic lines can only exists as loops
€. Cannot diverge from one point to another point
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Hope it helps
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QUESTION
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Why magnetic field outside a solenoid is zero?
Answer:- €. The magnetic field outside a solenoid is zero because there is not current
€. The magnetic lines can only exists as loops
€. Cannot diverge from one point to another point
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Hope it helps
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