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Chapter 31: Q. 5 (page 900)

Is the electric field strength in FIGUREQ31.5increasing, decreasing, or not changing? Explain.

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In figureQ31.5the electric field strength is decreasing.

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01

Figure depicting the strength of the electric field

Figure is,

02

Explanation

When you point your right hand's thumb, your fingers curl counterclockwise.

dϕBdtTo get a clockwise rotation, it must be negativeB.

IncludedB→is rotated in a clockwise direction

So ,

E→is reducing in order to go in a clockwise direction

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