The magnetic field in a region is radial and varies with the distance from a fixed…

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The magnetic field in a region is radial and varies with the distance rr from a fixed point OO according to B(r)=B0rRB(r)=B_0\dfrac{r}{R} for 0≤r≤R0\le r\le R, where B0B_0 and RR are constants. The field is everywhere perpendicular to a flat circular surface of radius RR centred at OO. The total magnetic flux through the surface is (a) πB0R22\dfrac{\pi B_0 R^{2}}{2} (b) 2πB0R23\dfrac{2\pi B_0 R^{2}}{3} (c) πB0R2\pi B_0 R^{2} (d) πB0R23\dfrac{\pi B_0 R^{2}}{3}

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