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- 16 Dec 2018
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
When a current-carrying conductor is aligned parallel to a magnetic field, the magnetic force on it is zero because the angle between the current direction and magnetic field is zero, resulting in no Lorentz force.
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- 1.In which direction do magnetic field lines typically flow?
- 2.What defines a permeable material?
- 3.Around which of the following does a magnetic field form?
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- 5.The Tesla is a unit used to measure which of the following quantities?
- 6.What type of magnetic property do ferrite materials exhibit?
- 7.Two conductors in a transmission line carry identical currents I flowing in opposite directions. The force experienced by each conductor is __________?
- 8.How does the reluctance of an air gap compare to that of an iron or steel magnetic path?
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