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If R is the distance from a magnetic dipole, then themagnetic field it produces is proportional...

If R is the distance from a magnetic dipole, then themagnetic field it produces is proportional to: 1/R^3 R 1/R R^2 1/R^2 Please explain why in detailed calculations.

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For the case of the gravitational potential, when a point mass (gravitational monopole) generates a field

Gmonopole ? 1/r2

when a dipole generates a magnetic field that will behaves

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