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In a toroidal solenoid, we have seen that the magnetic field is circular. In such a...

In a toroidal solenoid, we have seen that the magnetic field is

circular. In such a situation, where do you think the north and south poles of this magnetic field are located?

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The concept used in this question is of Right hand thumb rule which gives us some outcomes that if the current in the coil is in anticlockwise direction then north pole will be formed and viceversa , and the direction of magnetic field is from noth to south direction.

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