Flux. A uniform magnetic field passes through a surface of area A as shown in the figure. If the area vector is pointing upward, what must be the value of such that the magnetic flux through the surface is - BA? B too 3 OA. 0° OB. 30° OC. 45° OD. 60°

Flux. A uniform magnetic field passes through a surface of area A as shown in the figure. If the area vector is pointing upward, what must be the value of such that the magnetic flux through the surface is - BA? B too 3 OA. 0° OB. 30° OC. 45° OD. 60°

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