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0.) A Boeing 747 with a wingspan of 64.4 m is flying in this area due north at 275 m/s. The earth's
magnetic field at the plane's location has a magnitude of 52.5 uT. Although it points north, it is
deflected down 64.5° below the horizontal.
64.5
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Determine the induced emf across the plane's wings. (ans: 0.839 V)
b. Which wing tip is at the higher potential, the one on the west side of the plane or the one one the
east side of the plane? Explain how you arrived at your answer. (ans: west side)
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