What happens to the magnetic flux through a circular loop if: 1) the radius of the loop is doubled; 2) the angle between the plane of the loop and the magnetic field is changed from 90° to 30°; and 3) the magnitude of the magnetic field is halved? O The flux is divided by four O The flux is halved O The flux stays the same O The flux is doubled The flux is multiplied by four

What happens to the magnetic flux through a circular loop if: 1) the radius of the loop is doubled; 2) the angle between the plane of the loop and the magnetic field is changed from 90° to 30°; and 3) the magnitude of the magnetic field is halved? O The flux is divided by four O The flux is halved O The flux stays the same O The flux is doubled The flux is multiplied by four

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What happens to the magnetic flux through a circular loop if: 1) the radius of the loop is doubled;
2) the angle between the plane of the loop and the magnetic field is changed from 90° to 30°;
and 3) the magnitude of the magnetic field is halved?
The flux is divided by four
The flux is halved
The flux stays the same
The flux is doubled
The flux is multiplied by four

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