MCQ
Unit of magnetic moment is
- ✓Ampere-metre ${ }^2$
- BAmpere-metre
- CWeber-metre ${ }^2$
- DWeber/metre
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Ampere-metre ${ }^2$
(a) $M=$ Pole strength $\times$ length $=$ amp-metre $\times$ metre $=$ amp-metr $e^2$
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