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The magnetic flux through each of five faces of a die (singular of โ€œdiceโ€) is given by ฯ†B=ยฑNWb, where N(= 1 to 5) is the number of spots on the face. The flux is positive (outward) for Neven and negative (inward) for Nodd. What is the flux through the sixth face of the die?

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Magnetic flux through the sixth face is 3 Wb.

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01

Given

  1. Magnetic flux through each of five faces of a die isฯ†b=ยฑNWb.
  2. For even N, flux is positive (outward).
  3. For oddN, the flux is negative (inward).
02

Determining the concept

Using Gauss law, write an expression for net magnetic flux through the die. Inserting the magnetic flux through five faces in it gives magnetic flux through the sixth face of the die.

03

Determining the magnetic flux through the sixth face

The dice with 6 sides forms a closed Gaussian surface. Using Gauss law for magnetism, the net magnetic flux through any closed surface is zero.

ฯ†b=โˆฎB.dA=0............................1

For 6 faces of the die,

ฯ†b=โˆ‘N=16ฯ†bN=0ฯ†b1+ฯ†b2+ฯ†b3+ฯ†b4+ฯ†b5+ฯ†b6=0.

It is given that for odd N, flux is negative and for even N, flux is positive.

-1Wb+2Wb-3Wb+4Wb-5Wb+ฯ†b6=0-9Wb+6Wb+ฯ†b6=0ฯ†b6=-3Wb

Hence, the magnetic flux through the sixth face is - 3 Wb.

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