The earth's magnetic field at geomagnetic poles has a magnitude 8×10^{-5} T. Find the magnitude and the direction of the field at a point on the earth's surface where the radius makes an angle of 120^° with the axis of the earth' assumed magnetic dipole. What is the inclination (dip) at this point? Explain with detailed diagrams

The earth's magnetic field at geomagnetic poles has a magnitude 8×10^

1.	The earth's magnetic field at geomagnetic poles has a magnitude 8×10^{-5} T. Find the magnitude and the direction of the field at a point on the earth's surface where the radius makes an angle of 120^° with the axis of the earth' assumed magnetic dipole. What is the inclination (dip) at this point? Explain with detailed diagrams
Answer» The earth's magnetic field at geomagnetic poles has a magnitude 8×10^{-5} T. Find the magnitude and the direction of the field at a point on the earth's surface where the radius makes an angle of 120^° with the axis of the earth' assumed magnetic dipole. What is the inclination (dip) at this point? Explain with detailed diagrams