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wats elctromagnestimsand how do you draw those diagrams with the circles and the dot.
This discussion clarifies the interpretation of electromagnetism diagrams featuring dots and Xs, specifically in relation to the direction of current and magnetic fields. The "dot" indicates that the current is directed towards the observer, resulting in a counterclockwise magnetic field. Conversely, the "X" signifies that the current is moving away from the observer, with the magnetic field direction being opposite to that of the dot. This understanding is essential for accurately representing electromagnetic interactions in physics.
PREREQUISITESStudents of physics, educators teaching electromagnetism, and anyone interested in understanding the graphical representation of electromagnetic fields.
ranger said:I think he means the diagrams that shows the direction of the magnetic field around the conductor with respect to the direction of the current. The "dot" means the current is directed towards you and the magnetic field will be counterclockwise.
soulja101 said:the ones with the circle and the x. the have lines around them showing the magnetic field.