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The equation for magnetic flux is given by, ΦB=BAcosθΦB=BAcosθ. Given the following scenarios, state whether the magnetic field B, area A, or orientation is changing. (a) Pushing and pulling a magnet near a coil. (b) Stretching the coil. (c) Rotating the coil a few degrees with respect to a horizontal axis. (d) Rotating the magnet. (e) Turning on and off a switch of a circuit successively.

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          The equation for magnetic flux is given by, ΦB=BAcosθΦB=BAcosθ. Given the following scenarios, state whether the magnetic field B, area A, or orientation  is changing.
(a) Pushing and pulling a magnet near a coil. 
(b) Stretching the coil. 
(c) Rotating the coil a few degrees with respect to a horizontal axis. 
(d) Rotating the magnet.
(e) Turning on and off a switch of a circuit successively.

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The equation for magnetic flux is given by, ΦB=BAcosθΦB=BAcosθ. Given the following scenarios, state whether the magnetic field B, area A, or orientation is changing. (a) Pushing and pulling a magnet near a coil. (b) Stretching the coil. (c) Rotating the coil a few degrees with respect to a horizontal axis. (d) Rotating the magnet. (e) Turning on and off a switch of a circuit successively.