MCQ
Magnetic induction is a
- AScalar quantity
- ✓Vector quantity
- CBoth $ (a)$ and $ (b)$
- DNone of the above
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Vector quantity
b
In this case magnetic field is having both magnitude as well as direction and follows vector cross product so it is a $VECTOR$ quantity.
In this case magnetic field is having both magnitude as well as direction and follows vector cross product so it is a $VECTOR$ quantity.
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