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dimension of magnetic induction

reyansh garg , 12 Years ago
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Digant Dubey

Last Activity: 12 Years ago

M T -2 A -1

Nikhil Cherukupalli

Last Activity: 12 Years ago

We know that F= B I L... From that we get B as F/IL = [MLT-2] / [A] [L] = [ML0T-2A-1]

Anjali kumari

Last Activity: 6 Years ago

It is equals to Magnetic field intensity vector which is equals to MT^-2A^-1.

Prabhavathi Siram

Last Activity: 5 Years ago

From the equation F= BIL ,
B= F/IL
B=magnetic induction
I= Current (in Amperes)
F= Force=ma
L= length=l
B= ma/(amp.*l)
B= MLT^-2/(A*L)
   =ML°T^-2 A^-1
 
 
L=length

Rishi Sharma

Last Activity: 4 Years ago

Dear Student,
Please find below the solution to your problem.

From the equation F= BIL ,
B= F/IL
B=magnetic induction
I= Current (in Amperes)
F= Force=ma
L= length=l
B= ma/(amp.*l)
B= MLT^-2/(A*L)
=ML°T^-2 A^-1

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