11) h y L Calaulate the inductance of the very long conductive wire that carries current I and the conductive rectangular single-winding frame with side lengths L and w shown in the figure, in Pico Henry units. Take h = 0,4 mm, w = 1,3 mm and L = 3,0 mm. Take Ho = 4t x 10-7 Tm/A; R=3. a) M = 781 b) M = 868 c) M = 955 d) M = 1071 e) M = 1158

11) h y L Calaulate the inductance of the very long conductive wire that carries current I and the conductive rectangular single-winding frame with side lengths L and w shown in the figure, in Pico Henry units. Take h = 0,4 mm, w = 1,3 mm and L = 3,0 mm. Take Ho = 4t x 10-7 Tm/A; R=3. a) M = 781 b) M = 868 c) M = 955 d) M = 1071 e) M = 1158

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