2. The Transformer shown below has 3000 windings on the "A" solenoid (the inner solenoid) and 600 windings (turns) on the "B" outer Solenoid. Solenoid A has an area of 3 and solenoid B has an area of 5. B A. If the inner (3000 windings) coil is 10 cm long what is the magnetic field inside? B. The outer solenoid (B) is driven by a sinusoidal wave with form: VB = Vo cos (wt) the output wave form (at A) is? C. The inner solenoid is driven (at A) by a sinusoidal wave with form: V = Vosin (wt) the output wave-form at A would be:

2. The Transformer shown below has 3000 windings on the "A" solenoid (the inner solenoid) and 600 windings (turns) on the "B" outer Solenoid. Solenoid A has an area of 3 and solenoid B has an area of 5. B A. If the inner (3000 windings) coil is 10 cm long what is the magnetic field inside? B. The outer solenoid (B) is driven by a sinusoidal wave with form: VB = Vo cos (wt) the output wave form (at A) is? C. The inner solenoid is driven (at A) by a sinusoidal wave with form: V = Vosin (wt) the output wave-form at A would be:

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