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A current loop behaves as a system of ...................As a result, it acts like an magnetic
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A current loop behaves as a system of ...................As a result, it acts like an magnetic dipole.
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(a) magnetic pole (b) charges (c) Both ( a) and ( b) (d) None of these
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