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Chapter 23: Q23.1-1PE (page 860)

What is the value of the magnetic flux at coil 2 in figure due to coil 1?

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The value of the magnetic flux at coil 2 is zero.

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01

Definition of Magnetic flux

The entire magnetic field that travels across a particular area is measured by magnetic flux. It's a helpful tool for describing the effects of the magnetic force on things in a specific location.

02

Calculate flux angle

The numerical value of the flux created by a contour with area A in a constant magnetic field B, which makes an angle\(\phi \)with the perpendicular to the contour's plane can be expressed as,

\(\Phi {\rm{ = BAcos(}}\phi {\rm{)}}\)鈥︹�︹�︹�︹�︹��..(1)

The angle is right-angled in this example, hence the flux will be zero from equation (1) because the cosine of a right angle (i.e.,\({\rm{90}}^\circ \)) is zero.

Therefore, the value of flux at coil 2 is zero.

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