Dimension of Magnetic Induction

Answer : Magnetic induction refers to a field or setup done by magnetomotive force. Magnetic induction is presented through dimension through a formula = [M¹T²I^-1].   Any change in the flux will induce a current and voltage proportional to the flux change rate. 

• Where M = Mass, I = current, L = length and T = time. 

• This dimension is derived from the Lorentz Force formula, which denotes Charge x Magnetic field x Velocity.  

• The dimensional velocit-y formula will be LT^-1

• While that of electrical charge will be I¹T¹

• The magnetic field will be presented as Force x [charge x velocity]^-1

If we dimensionally represent the formula, it will be [M¹T²I^-1]