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What is the relationship between magnetic length (M) and geometric length (G)?
What is the relationship between magnetic length (M) and geometric length (G)?
The magnetic dipole moment (P) points from the north pole to the south pole.
The magnetic dipole moment (P) points from the north pole to the south pole.
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What is the formula for magnetic dipole moment (P)?
What is the formula for magnetic dipole moment (P)?
P = m x 2l
The magnetic field intensity at point P along the axis is equal to _____ (value).
The magnetic field intensity at point P along the axis is equal to _____ (value).
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
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Study Notes
Magnetism
- Magnetic length (M) is a concept in magnetism.
- Geometric length (G) is another concept in magnetism.
- The relationship between M and G is: M = 5/6 G
- Magnetic dipole moment (P) is the product of pole strength and dipole length (P= m x 2l)
- Magnetic dipole moment originates from the south pole and goes to the north pole.
- A line joining the two poles is called the magnetic dipole axis.
- The magnetic field intensity at a point P along the axis of a magnetic dipole is given by the equation (B).
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Test your knowledge on key concepts of magnetism including magnetic length, geometric length, and magnetic dipole moment. Understand the relationships and formulas that define these important principles in magnetism. Challenge yourself with questions designed to enhance your understanding of the magnetic field.
