Mutual Inductance. Consider an ideal solenoid X that carries a current 21. Another solenoid is wrapped around solenoid X resulting to a mutual inductance of 2M. If the current in X is halved, what is the resulting mutual inductance?

Mutual Inductance. Consider an ideal solenoid X that carries a current 21. Another solenoid is wrapped around solenoid X resulting to a mutual inductance of 2M. If the current in X is halved, what is the resulting mutual inductance?

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Mutual Inductance. Consider an ideal solenoid X that carries a current 21. Another solenoid is wrapped around solenoid X resulting to a mutual
inductance of 2M. If the current in X is halved, what is the resulting mutual inductance?

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