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The dip circle is at 30 degrees with the magnetic meridian. If apparent dip is 60 degree, then true dip is​

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Answered by ValeryLegasov
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Answer - (θ) = Arc tan 3/2

The horizontal component of magnetic field at the magnetic meridian = Bh

the horizontal component of magnetic field at 30 degrees with the magnetic meridian = Bh' = Bhcos30 = Bh√3/2

the vertical component(Bv) will be same at both the axis hence

Apparent dip= Bv/Bh' = 2Bv/√3Bh = tan 60

hence true dip= Bv/Bh = tan (θ) ,

(θ) = Arc tan 3/2

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