#21The correct answer is already highlighted, explain in a very simple way why that is the correct answer. Briefly discuss its concept & provide an illustrative example. 21. If a right handed bottle-opener corkscrew is assumed to be along theconductor so as to advance in thedirection of current flow, the motion ofits handle will indicate the direction ofmagnetic flux produced around theconductor. This is known asRight hand ruleB. Left hand ruleC. Cork screw ruleD. End ruleA.

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The correct answer is already highlighted, explain in a very simple way why that is the correct answer. Briefly discuss its concept & provide an illustrative example.

21. If a right handed bottle-opener cork
screw is assumed to be along the
conductor so as to advance in the
direction of current flow, the motion of
its handle will indicate the direction of
magnetic flux produced around the
conductor. This is known as
Right hand rule
B. Left hand rule
C. Cork screw rule
D. End rule
A.

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