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Chapter 8.1, Problem 1dT
D. State whether you agree or disagree with each of the students below. If you agree, explainwhy. If you disagree, cite a specific case for which the student’s statement does not give thecorrect answer. (Hint: Consider cases A and B above.)
Student 1: "The magnetic field due to the loop always opposes the external magnetic field."
Student 2: "The flux due to the loop always has the opposite sign as the flux due to the external magnetic field."
Student 3: "The flux due to the loop always opposes the change in the flux due to the external magnetic field."
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