Question

The correct relation is (Where  Horizontal component of earth's magnetic field;  = Vertical component of earth's magnetic field and B  = Total intensity of earth's magnetic field)

(a) B =  

(b)  

(c) |B| =  

(d)  

Answer

(c) |B| =  

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