Permeability in a magnetic circuit corresponds to________ in an electric circuit
Correct answer: C. conductivity
- A. resistance
- B. resistivity
- C. conductivity
- D. conductance
Explanation
In the electric-magnetic circuit analogy, permeability indicates how easily magnetic flux is established, just as conductivity indicates how easily electric current flows. Therefore permeability corresponds to conductivity.
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