Discussion
Magnetic field intensity \( \mathbf{H} \) has units of
Answer: D
Since Ampere's law equates the line integral of H to a current, H must be a current divided by a length. Multiplying by the permeability gives the flux density in teslas, which is a very much larger number in free space.
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