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Magnetic Field Due to Current in a Solenoid

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In an experiment to know the intensity of magnetic field around a current carrying coil, why is the coil kept in the North South Direction.

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When the coil is kept in south north direction the magnetic field becomes free. That is when kept in south north direction the geomagnetic does not influence the experiment.

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