Answer to Question #5389 in Electricity and Magnetism for janine

Electricity and Magnetism

Question #5389

how does the magnitude of the current passing through the conductor affect the magnetic field ?

Expert's answer

The current creates a magnetic field, magnetic induction and intensity is directly proportional to its magnitude .

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