To find the magnetic flux through a square loop of side 2 meters that lies in the
Y−Z plane, given the magnetic field
=(5+3−4)T, we proceed as follows:
Determine the area vector:
Since the loop is in the Y-Z plane, its area vector
A is perpendicular to this plane and points along the Xaxis. The magnitude of the area vector is given by the area of the square, which is
2×2=4 square meters. The area vector is thus
A=4.
Calculate the magnetic flux:
The magnetic flux
φ through the loop is given by the dot product of the magnetic field
B and the area vector
A :
φ=B⋅A=(5+3−4)⋅4Performing the dot product, we have:
φ=(5×4)+(3×0)+(−4×0)=20‌WbThus, the magnitude of the magnetic flux through the square loop is 20 Wb .