A uniform magnetic field of 8.8 x103 T passes through a single loop rectangular coil of dimensions of 7.8 m by 6.8 m which makes 5.5° angle with the area vector of the coil. Calculate magnetic flux of the coil in Wb/m2?

A uniform magnetic field of 8.8 x103 T passes through a single loop rectangular coil of dimensions of 7.8 m by 6.8 m which makes 5.5° angle with the area vector of the coil. Calculate magnetic flux of the coil in Wb/m2?

Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics

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Chapter28: Magnetic Fields

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A uniform magnetic field of 8.8 x103 T
passes through a single loop rectangular
coil of dimensions of 7.8 m by 6.8 m which
makes 5.5° angle with the area vector of the
coil. Calculate magnetic flux of the coil in
Wb/m??
a. 0.464603
b. 1.673391
c. 0.466752
d. 464.603166

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