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If the magnetic flux is represented in weber, then the unit of magnetic induction will be

Updated On: Apr 30, 2024
  • $ \frac{ Wb }{ m^2 } $
  • $ Wb \times m $
  • $ Wb \times m^2 $
  • $ \frac{ Wb }{ m } $
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Magnetic induction = $ \frac{ magnetic \, flux }{ area } $
$ \therefore $ Unit of magnetic induction = $ \frac{ weber }{ metre^2 } $
= $ \frac{ Wb }{ m^2 } $
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