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Find the electromagnetic energy stored in the air gap between two very large magnetic pole pieces, one North, one South, each with an area of 10000 mm². Assume the 0.05 T magnetic and electric 1000 V/m fields are uniform within the 3-cm gap. Show step by step solution.

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