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A metal airplane flies horizontally at 200. m/s where the Earth's magnetic field
 
  is vertical and is 45.0 T. If the wingspan is 25.0 meters:
  (a) what emf is induced across the wings?
  (b) what wingspan would produce 1.0 volt emf?
  (c) The plane reverses direction. Does the polarity of the wingtip emf change, i.e., if the left wing was positive, does it now become negative?

Question 2

The internal structure of the Earth is investigated mainly by
 
  A) studying seismic waves generated from earthquakes
  B) deep drilling
  C) remote sensing satellites
  D) measuring changes in the Earth's magnetic field



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Answer to Question 1

(a) 0.225 volts
(b) 111. meters
(c) no polarity change

Answer to Question 2

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