Based on your measured values of dip angle (64°) and , compute the 3 dimensional magnitude of the earth’s magnetic field.
Show your work, including a sketch showing how relates to and dip angle and what equations were used to solve for .
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Based on your measured values of dip angle (64°) and , compute the 3 dimensional magnitude of the earth’s magnetic fiel...
the earth’s magnetic field is about 50 µT, at a 60° dip angle. If your textbook is resting on the table, what is the downward flux through the cover of the book?
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