One maxwell is equal to
A. 10-8 webers
B. 10-4 webers
C. 108 webers
D. 104 webers
Answer: Option D
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10^-8 wv because 1wb=10^8 maxwell
It's 10^-8wb
1maxwell =10 to the power-8 Wb
1 maxwell =10e-8 weber