2) Explain the concept of Magnetic flux. Make sure you draw on your experience with Electric...
2) Explain the concept of Magnetic flux. Make sure you draw on your experience with Electric flux from earlier in the semester.
Please provide me with an explanation that would help me understand this concept. Thanks in advance
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The magnetic flux arround a closed surface will always be zero for conservative field. Since magnetic fields always form closed loops.All the no of lines entered will leave the surface so the total flux will be zero
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