What is the direction of the magnetic field lines around a current-carrying conductor?A) Towards the conductorB) Away from the conductorC) Circular, around the conductorD) Parallel to the conductor

The direction of the magnetic field lines produced when a current is passed through a conducting wire, from the conductor isA perpendicular, outside B perpendicular, inside C parallel D circular around it

The direction of the magnetic field lines produced when a current is passed through a conducting wire, from the conductor is

The magnetic field lines due to a straight current carrying wire are shown in figure. The direction of current in wire is upwards. The magnetic field is weakest at point

Name and state the rule to determine the direction of forceexperienced by a current carrying straight conductor placedin a uniform magnetic field which is perpendicular to it

The direction of force on a conductor carrying current in positive y-axis and placed in magnetic field directed in positive x-axis will be ans.negative z-axisnegative Y-axisnegative x-axispositive z-axis Previous Marked for Review Next