How much magnetic-field energy is stored in each of the poles of a generator if 12X10^5 maxwell are produced by a current of 3 amp in a 3,000-turncoil? Assume constant permeability. Use 2 decimal points for the answer.

How much magnetic-field energy is stored in each of the poles of a generator if 12X10^5 maxwell are produced by a current of 3 amp in a 3,000-turncoil? Assume constant permeability. Use 2 decimal points for the answer.

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