Magnetic Flux Density B is a vector. While Magnetic Field Intensity H is not a vector.
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- The curl equation [img=154x44]1803a2a153c85f5.png[/img]shows that : A: The time-varying magnetic field can generate an electric field, in which the elecric field lines is closed around the magnetic field line. B: The time-varying magnetic field can generate a magneitc field, in which the magnetic field lines is closed around the electric field line. C: The magnetic field lines is closed themselves. D: Flux continuity
- In the vector field, the vector line is such a curve where ( ) A: The tangent direction at each point on it is orthogonal to the direction of the vector field at that point. B: The tangent direction at each point on it is parallel to the direction of the vector field at that point. C: The value of each point on it is equal to the value of the vector field at that point. D: The vector line is the geometric curve of the vector field function.
- The<br/>magnetic field lines are used to visually describe the distribution<br/>of the magnetic field around the magnet. For the following<br/>statement,( <br/>) is wrong. A: Each<br/>magnetic field line is a closed loop curve B: No<br/>two magnetic field lines can cross each other C: The<br/>length of the magnetic field line reflects the strength of the<br/>magnetic field D: The<br/>tangential direction of any point on any of the magnetic lines is the<br/>direction of the magnetic field at that point
- There is no magnetic field in an ideal conductor, but there is a magnetic field inside because of the surface current。
- If F is a vector field, then divF is a vector field.