Emk e = 300V, resistor R = 10N, switch S and a toroid of N = 10* number of turns are connected in series as shown in the figure. Height, Inner and outer radii of the toroid are h = 10cm, a = 10cm and b = 20cm respectively. No current flows through the toroid. Now the switch S is thrown dlosed at t=0. What is the energy of the toroid at t=0,3s. Ho = 4n × 10-7()

Emk e = 300V, resistor R = 10N, switch S and a toroid of N = 10* number of turns are connected in series as shown in the figure. Height, Inner and outer radii of the toroid are h = 10cm, a = 10cm and b = 20cm respectively. No current flows through the toroid. Now the switch S is thrown dlosed at t=0. What is the energy of the toroid at t=0,3s. Ho = 4n × 10-7()

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