An electric field is restricted to a circular area of diameter d = 10.3 cm as shown in the figure.Éout•PAt the instant shown, the field direction is out of the page, its magnitude is 300 V/m, and its magnitude is increasing at arate of 21.4 V/(m. s).(a) What is the direction of the magnetic field at the point P, r = 15.1 cm from the center of the circle?upwardsdownwards(b) What is the magnitude of the magnetic field (in T) at the point P, r = 15.1 cm from the center of the circle?1.51*10**-16XApply the extended form of Ampere's law. Note that I = 0 in this case. What is the electric flux? What is the rate ofchange of the electric flux? T(c) What If? As before, at the moment shown in the figure, the electric field within the circle has a magnitude of300 V/m and is increasing at a rate of 21.4 V/(ms). In addition, suppose that the radius of the circular area of theelectric field increases at a rate of 1.00 cm/s. What would the magnitude of the magnetic field be at point P at thismoment (in T)?7.89*10**-17XFollow the same procedure as in part (b), but note now the flux changes in both the magnitude of the electric fieldand the area. How do you take this into account when finding the derivative of the flux? T

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