what is the difference b/w permitivity and permeability
Answer / praveen reddy
permittivity is permitting flux to create for applied
e.field(E)(i.e)get polarized ,unit farad/meter.permeability
degree of magnetisation of material to applied magnetic
field(ability of material itself to get magnetised)
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