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

Question

If the magnetic flux is represented in weber, then the unit of magnetic induction will be (A)  ( Wb / m2 )  (B)  Wb × m  (C)  Wb × m2  (D)  ( Wb / m )

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Magnetic induction = ( magnetic flux / area ) ∴ Unit of magnetic induction = ( weber / metre2 ) = ( Wb / m2 )

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

$\frac{Wb}{m ^{2}}$

$Wb \times m$

$Wb \times m^{2}$

$\frac{Wb}{m}$

Magnetic induction = $\frac{ma g n e t i c f l ux}{a re a}$
$∴$ Unit of magnetic induction = $\frac{w e b er}{m e t r e ^{2}}$
= $\frac{Wb}{m ^{2}}$

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

m2Wb​

Wb×m

Wb×m2

mWb​

Magnetic induction = areamagneticflux​ ∴ Unit of magnetic induction = metre2weber​ = m2Wb​

$\frac{Wb}{m ^{2}}$

$Wb \times m$

$Wb \times m^{2}$

$\frac{Wb}{m}$

Magnetic induction = $\frac{ma g n e t i c f l ux}{a re a}$
$∴$ Unit of magnetic induction = $\frac{w e b er}{m e t r e ^{2}}$
= $\frac{Wb}{m ^{2}}$