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    The document discusses three topics related to earth's magnetic field: 1. Magnetic declination is defined as the angle between true north and magnetic north, which varies depending on location and time on Earth's surface. 2. Magnetic inclination, also known as angle of dip, is the angle made by the horizontal plane with the earth's surface. It is 0° at the magnetic equator and 90° at the magnetic poles. 3. There are two components to explain the intensity of earth's magnetic field: the horizontal component (H) and the vertical component (V). Various mathematical formulas are provided to calculate the total magnetic field strength based on these two components.

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    The document discusses three topics related to earth's magnetic field: 1. Magnetic declination is defined as the angle between true north and magnetic north, which varies depending on location and time on Earth's surface. 2. Magnetic inclination, also known as angle of dip, is the angle made by the horizontal plane with the earth's surface. It is 0° at the magnetic equator and 90° at the magnetic poles. 3. There are two components to explain the intensity of earth's magnetic field: the horizontal component (H) and the vertical component (V). Various mathematical formulas are provided to calculate the total magnetic field strength based on these two components.

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    The document discusses three topics related to earth's magnetic field: 1. Magnetic declination is defined as the angle between true north and magnetic north, which varies depending on location and time on Earth's surface. 2. Magnetic inclination, also known as angle of dip, is the angle made by the horizontal plane with the earth's surface. It is 0° at the magnetic equator and 90° at the magnetic poles. 3. There are two components to explain the intensity of earth's magnetic field: the horizontal component (H) and the vertical component (V). Various mathematical formulas are provided to calculate the total magnetic field strength based on these two components.

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