▼Part ASuppose you have a magnetic field with a strongth of 45 uT directed along the m-axis. If a 34 cm x 50 cm wire loop is placed at a 60-degree angle to the z axis before being shifted to a 30-degree angle to the z-axis.what is the difforonce in flux within the loop? Note: 1 Wb= T m².Express your answer in webers.Γ.Γ ΑΣΦ30-60 2.80.106→ CSubmit Previous Answers Request AnswerX Incorrect; Try Again; One attempt remaining?Wh

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