Practice - Magnetic Field from Current

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Section 28.4 Practice - Magnetic Field from Current

Subsection Numerical Practice

Calculation 28.4.1. Magnetic Flux.

What is the magnetic flux through an equilateral triangle with side 60 cm long, whose plane makes a 60 degree angle with a uniform magnetic field of 0.33 T?

Answer.

0.056 Wb

References References

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