A solenoid has radius a and length L and N turns. The current inthe solenoid changes as
I=I_0cos(Ït) . Find the magnitude of the electric field at (i).r>a and (ii). r<a from its axis as
a function of time. (B_(solenoid)=Î¼_0*nI)

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A solenoid has radius a and length L and N turns. The current inthe solenoid changes as
I=I_0cos(Ït) . Find the magnitude of the electric field at (i).r>a and (ii). r<a from its axis as
a function of time. (B_(solenoid)=Î¼_0*nI)

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