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electromagnetism - Why are there sine and cosine in the magnetic dipole moment (in the torque formula) of a rotating conductor loop? - Physics Stack Exchange
![Magnetic Dipoles Although electric and magnetic fields, as described by Maxwell's equations, are formally very similar, there is a striking asymmetry between electricity and magnetism in nature, associated with the apparent non-existence of elementary ... Magnetic Dipoles Although electric and magnetic fields, as described by Maxwell's equations, are formally very similar, there is a striking asymmetry between electricity and magnetism in nature, associated with the apparent non-existence of elementary ...](https://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath694/kmath694_files/image033.png)
Magnetic Dipoles Although electric and magnetic fields, as described by Maxwell's equations, are formally very similar, there is a striking asymmetry between electricity and magnetism in nature, associated with the apparent non-existence of elementary ...
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write an expression for equivalent magnetic moment of plane current loop of area A, having N turns and - Brainly.in
![SOLVED:V: Torque on a Current Loop; Magnetic QipoleMoment We derived the relation NIAB sin 0 for rectangular coil, but in fact; it is valid for any shape of a flat coil. Here, SOLVED:V: Torque on a Current Loop; Magnetic QipoleMoment We derived the relation NIAB sin 0 for rectangular coil, but in fact; it is valid for any shape of a flat coil. Here,](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/e5eecf9000214aa397cd8bf5a9fdc408.jpg)