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Amith2006
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1)It is said that the expressions for field due to a magnetic monopole is similar to field due to a electric charge except that in the former case we take pole strength in place of charge. Is it true?
i.e. Electric field due to a point charge = Q/r^2 Magnetic field due to a magnetic monopole = p/r^2
where p = pole strength,Q = charge
Is it true for force exerted by a magnetic pole at a given point?
i.e. Electric field due to a point charge = Q/r^2 Magnetic field due to a magnetic monopole = p/r^2
where p = pole strength,Q = charge
Is it true for force exerted by a magnetic pole at a given point?