Find the magnetic energy stored within a rectangular toroid of inner radius a and outer radius, b, and height d carrying a current I with N total turns. This image presents a three-dimensional cut-out diagram of a toroidal object. The toroid appears to be sectioned to illustrate its internal structure. Below is a detailed breakdown of the components labeled in the diagram:- **a**: This label points to the inner cavity of the toroid. The inner cavity is the hollow space at the center of the toroid.- **b**: This label is attached to the outer surface of the toroid. The outer surface refers to the external circumference of the toroidal shape.- **d**: This points to the thickness of the toroid. This measurement is perpendicular to the plane of the cross-sectional area, showing how thick the material of the toroid is from edge to edge.- **l**: This label seems to indicate the vertical height or length of the section cut out from the toroid. It is the distance from the bottom to the top of the cross-section.This description aims to clarify the structure and dimensions of the toroidal shape for educational purposes, making it easier to understand the 3D geometry of objects.

let the toroid having current is I Ampere, having inner radii a and outer radii b with height of d…

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