Earths magnetic field lines are not parallel to its surface except in certain places: they actually dip
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Earth’s magnetic field lines are not parallel to its surface except in certain places: they actually “dip” downward at some angle to the ground. (An ordinary compass does not show this.)
(a) At what places on Earth would the “magnetic dip” be the greatest?
(b) Where on Earth would the dip be zero?
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Refer to Figure 86 The field lines dip downward into the ground in the nort...View the full answer
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