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Flux=dot product of magnetic field and area.
1) Field is in perpendicular direction to the vector area so flux is Zero
2) Field is in opposite direction to the vector area so flux is negative
3) Field is in same direction to the vector area so flux is positive
4) Field is in perpendicular direction to the vector area so flux is Zero
5) Field is in perpendicular direction to the vector area so flux is Zero
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