The magnetic field at one place on the earth'ssurface is 55 µT strength and tilted 60° downfrom horizontal. A 230-turn, 4.5-cm-diameter coilwith a resistance of 2.00 is connected to aballistic galvanometer, a device that measures thetotal charge passing through. The coil is heldperpendicular to the field, then quickly rotated 180°so that the opposite side is facing the magneticfield.Part AAfterward, what does the galvanometer read?Hint: Use I = dq/dt to relate the net change of flux to the amount of charge that flows through thegalvanometer.Express your answer to two significant figures and include the appropriate units.μA?ValueUnitsSubmitRequest Answer

Given Data The magnetic field on the earth surface is:B=55μT=55×10-6 T The number of turn is:N=230…

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