The magnetic flux density in all of space is given by B = (7z)a, + (7z'y – 3z')a, + (-(y +72 + 7z°e) )a, Wblm² Let S denote the paraboloidal surface defined by y = = +2, 0SyS 100. Find the net magnetic flux passing through S in the direction away from the zz-plane. Hint Think about whether there is anolver way to solve this, such as by using a capping surface. ANSWER. = -910407.42623 Wb

The magnetic flux density in all of space is given by B = (7z)a, + (7z'y – 3z')a, + (-(y +72 + 7z°e) )a, Wblm² Let S denote the paraboloidal surface defined by y = = +2, 0SyS 100. Find the net magnetic flux passing through S in the direction away from the zz-plane. Hint Think about whether there is anolver way to solve this, such as by using a capping surface. ANSWER. = -910407.42623 Wb

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter11: Magnetic Forces And Fields

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Problem 11.1CYU: Check Your Understanding Repeat the previous problem with the magnetic field in the x-direction...

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