The figure shows a rectangular loop (of dimensions 52 cm by 88 cm) in the presence of a uniform magnetic field (B=0.56 T). Initially the plane of the rectangle is perpendicular to the field direction (see the middle part of the figure-- side view #1). What is the magnitude of the magnetic flux through the loop? Tm² $= Next, the loop is rotated through angle = 32°, as shown in side view #2. What is the magnitude of the magnetic flux through the rectangular loop area in this configuration? Tm²

The figure shows a rectangular loop (of dimensions 52 cm by 88 cm) in the presence of a uniform magnetic field (B=0.56 T). Initially the plane of the rectangle is perpendicular to the field direction (see the middle part of the figure-- side view #1). What is the magnitude of the magnetic flux through the loop? Tm² $= Next, the loop is rotated through angle = 32°, as shown in side view #2. What is the magnitude of the magnetic flux through the rectangular loop area in this configuration? Tm²

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The figure shows a rectangular loop (of dimensions 52 cm by 88 cm) in the presence of a uniform
magnetic field (B=0.56 T). Initially the plane of the rectangle is perpendicular to the field
direction (see the middle part of the figure-- side view #1). What is the magnitude of the magnetic
flux through the loop?
Tm²
Next, the loop is rotated through angle = 32°, as shown in side view #2. What is the magnitude
of the magnetic flux through the rectangular loop area in this configuration?
Tm²
Loop
B
B
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Side View #1
IBO
Side View #2
(loop rotated)

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