A cylinder with a(n) 1.6 cm radius and alength of 3.9 m is tightly wrapped with 4000turns of wire. The current in the wire isdecaying according to I = Io eat, with Io =1.1 A and a = 4.3s-¹.What is the electric field at a point 5.9 cmradially from the axis of the cylinder at t =0.581395 s?Answer in units of V/m.A coil of 320 turns and radius 9.5 cm is con-centric with and in the central plane of thecylinder.How much power is being dissipated at t =0.348837 s in a 80 2 resistor connected acrossthe ends of the coil?Answer in units of W.

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