A current of 4.3 A flows through a solenoid. The 620-turn solenoid is 14 cm long and has a3.5 cm diameter.k14 cmCSSSSSEDqsT3.5 cm✓I= 4.3 AWhat are the direction and magnitude of the magnetic field inside the solenoid?

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A current of 4.3 A flows through a solenoid. The 620-turn solenoid is 14 cm long and has a 3.5 cm diameter. 14 cm qu T 3.5 cm ✓ I= 4.3 A What are the direction and magnitude of the magnetic field inside the solenoid?

A current of 4.3 A flows through a solenoid. The 620-turn solenoid is 14 cm long and has a 3.5 cm diameter. 14 cm qu T 3.5 cm ✓ I= 4.3 A What are the direction and magnitude of the magnetic field inside the solenoid?

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A current of 4.3 A flows through a solenoid. The 620-turn solenoid is 14 cm long and has a
3.5 cm diameter.
k
14 cm
CSSSSSED
qs
T
3.5 cm
✓
I= 4.3 A
What are the direction and magnitude of the magnetic field inside the solenoid?

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