An electric field of 170 x10-6 V/m is induced within the loop of long solenoid with cross sectional area of 3.21 cm². The radius of the loop is 2.45 cm. Calculate the number of turns if the current in the winding is increasing at a rate of 88 A/s. . Final answer should be expressed in two (2) decimal places. Round up or down accordingly.

An electric field of 170 x10-6 V/m is induced within the loop of long solenoid with cross sectional area of 3.21 cm². The radius of the loop is 2.45 cm. Calculate the number of turns if the current in the winding is increasing at a rate of 88 A/s. . Final answer should be expressed in two (2) decimal places. Round up or down accordingly.

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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Problem 49P: The current I through a long solenoid with n trims per meter and radius R is changing with time as...

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