The units of magnetic dipole moment are:
Everyday Science / Physics — Multiple-choice practice
- A. ampere meter²
- B. ampere² meter
- C. ampere/meter
- D. ampere meter
Correct answer
ampere² meter
Explanation
Explanation The standard SI unit for magnetic dipole moment is the ampere-square meter (A⋅m²). It can also be expressed in terms of energy and magnetic field strength, resulting in joules per tesla (J/T), which is equivalent to A⋅m².
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