A toroidal solenoid consists of N = 120 windings of wire each carrying current I = 0.135 A. The inner radius of the toroidal solenoid is R = 0.550 m and the diameter of each winding is d =0.0120 m. d• R a• d It

A toroidal solenoid consists of N = 120 windings of wire each carrying current I = 0.135 A. The inner radius of the toroidal solenoid is R = 0.550 m and the diameter of each winding is d =0.0120 m. d• R a• d It

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b. Use Ampere's Law to determine the magnitude of the magnetic field at point d
outside the toroidal solenoid at a radius ra = 0.574 m.

A toroidal solenoid consists of N = 120 windings of wire each carrying current I = 0.135 A.
The inner radius of the toroidal solenoid is R = 0.550 m and the diameter of each winding
is d =0.0120 m.
d•
R
a.
d

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