Using the dip needle readings shown, calculate the horizontal component of the Earth’s magnetic induction, B, as shown in your lab manual. The totalmagnetic induction in Los Angeles, CA is B = 48.568 mT.

Using the dip needle readings shown, calculate the horizontal component of the Earth’s magnetic induction, B, as shown in your lab manual. The totalmagnetic induction in Los Angeles, CA is B = 48.568 mT.

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