A long solenoid with a circular cross section has n turns per unit length and radius R The current in its windings increases at a constant rate such that 4 = B. Find the magnitude of the Induced electric field at a distance r outside the solenold. (T > R) %3D Select one: O a. O b. 2r d. 0, because B=0 outside a solenoid. e.

A long solenoid with a circular cross section has n turns per unit length and radius R The current in its windings increases at a constant rate such that 4 = B. Find the magnitude of the Induced electric field at a distance r outside the solenold. (T > R) %3D Select one: O a. O b. 2r d. 0, because B=0 outside a solenoid. e.

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