A magnetic field of 4.5 T passes through a single loop circular coil of radius 6.7 x 10 ²m which makes 44° angle with the area vector of the coil. Find the magnetic flux associated with the coil in Wb/m2? O a. 0.045627 O b.4.562741 O c. 0.681006 O d. 0.063430

A magnetic field of 4.5 T passes through a single loop circular coil of radius 6.7 x 10 ²m which makes 44° angle with the area vector of the coil. Find the magnetic flux associated with the coil in Wb/m2? O a. 0.045627 O b.4.562741 O c. 0.681006 O d. 0.063430

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