A 30-cm-long cylindrical solenoid with a radius of 5.0 cm consists of 500 turns wrapped around its cylindrical shell. Find the inductance in the solenoid. a. 4.6 mH b. 3.4 mH c. 5.8 mH d. 8.2 mH e. 7.0 mH

A 30-cm-long cylindrical solenoid with a radius of 5.0 cm consists of 500 turns wrapped around its cylindrical shell. Find the inductance in the solenoid. a. 4.6 mH b. 3.4 mH c. 5.8 mH d. 8.2 mH e. 7.0 mH

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A 30-cm-long cylindrical solenoid with a radius of 5.0 cm consists of 500 turns wrapped around its cylindrical shell. Find the inductance in the solenoid.

a.

4.6 mH

b.

3.4 mH

c.

5.8 mH

d.

8.2 mH

e.

7.0 mH

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