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    Oersted conducted an experiment where he placed a magnetic needle parallel to a conducting wire with a current flowing through it. He found that the north pole of the needle was deflected towards the west when the current flowed in one direction, and towards the east when the current direction was reversed. This showed that a current-carrying wire produces a magnetic field in the space around it.

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    Oersted conducted an experiment where he placed a magnetic needle parallel to a conducting wire with a current flowing through it. He found that the north pole of the needle was deflected towards the west when the current flowed in one direction, and towards the east when the current direction was reversed. This showed that a current-carrying wire produces a magnetic field in the space around it.

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    Oersted conducted an experiment where he placed a magnetic needle parallel to a conducting wire with a current flowing through it. He found that the north pole of the needle was deflected towards the west when the current flowed in one direction, and towards the east when the current direction was reversed. This showed that a current-carrying wire produces a magnetic field in the space around it.

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    Oersted conducted an experiment where he placed a magnetic needle parallel to a conducting wire with a current flowing through it. He found that the north pole of the needle was deflected towards the west when the current flowed in one direction, and towards the east when the current direction was reversed. This showed that a current-carrying wire produces a magnetic field in the space around it.

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    Take a magnetic needle NS, which can rotate freely about a vertical axis in horizontal plane. Hold a conducting wire AB over the magnetic
    needle NS parallel to it. Complete the circuit by closing the key such that current flows from A to B.

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    It is found that N-pole of the magnetic needle gets deflected the west. If the direction of current in the wire is reversed (i.e. from B to A),
    the N-pole of magnetic needle gets deflected towards east. Since magnetic needle can be deflected by another magnetic field therefore
    current in the wire must be producing a magnetic field in the surrounding space.

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