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Grade 12th passElectrostatics

Can magnetic field pass through conductor as electric field cannot?

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7 Years agoGrade 12th pass
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Profile image of Arun
7 Years ago
The statement that electric field lines cannot pass through a conductor, is simply wrong. ... If the electrons don't feel a force, the electric field must be zero. This doesn't apply to insulators, since there, the charged particles can't move

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