A hula hoop with diameter 0.791 meters is lying horizontally on the grass in LVC's academicquad. Find the magnetic flux of the Earth's magnetic field through the hula hoop. Considerdown to be positive, and answer in units of Wb. Earth's magnetic field in Annville, PennsylvaniaB.By20.2 µT x is North-4.1 µT y is East47.4 µT z is Down20.6 µT51.7 μΤHorizontal IntensityTotal FieldInclination ( + D , – U )Declination ( + E , – W )66.5°-11.4°

A hula hoop with diameter 0.791 meters is lying horizontally on the grass in LVC's acaden quad. Find the magnetic flux of the Earth's magnetic field through the hula hoop. Conside down to be positive, and answer in units of Wb.

A hula hoop with diameter 0.791 meters is lying horizontally on the grass in LVC's acaden quad. Find the magnetic flux of the Earth's magnetic field through the hula hoop. Conside down to be positive, and answer in units of Wb.

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A hula hoop with diameter 0.791 meters is lying horizontally on the grass in LVC's academic
quad. Find the magnetic flux of the Earth's magnetic field through the hula hoop. Consider
down to be positive, and answer in units of Wb.

Earth's magnetic field in Annville, Pennsylvania
B.
By
20.2 µT x is North
-4.1 µT y is East
47.4 µT z is Down
20.6 µT
51.7 μΤ
Horizontal Intensity
Total Field
Inclination ( + D , – U )
Declination ( + E , – W )
66.5°
-11.4°

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