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Magnetic moment for a bar magnet
M=ml
m = magnetic pole strength
Magnetic moment for a current carrying loop
M=NIA
Torque experienced by a magnetic dipole
τ=M✕B=MBsinθ
M = magnetic moment
Torque experienced by a current carrying loop in a magnetic field
τ=NI(A✕B)=NIABsinθ
“Torque is NIAB”
Energy stored in a dipole
U=−M⋅B=MBcosθ
U=ΔW
‘change in work done’
If area is halved, how does the pole strength of the dipole change
halved