Refer to the figure below. A toroid consists of a ring having an inner radius a and outer radius b. The cross-section of the ring is a rectangle having a height of h. Determine the integral that will solve the magnetic flux. Assume that the toroid has current /having N turns and relativepermeability ofZbyX@p=b dpdzμIN-S" S=ø=2πz=0Pp=aOHIN04-May Softd=@p=h dpdzp²2πz=a p=0HIN-St S=4z=a p=0p=bHIN04-S" S=²4z=0 p=aO None of the choicesO@p=h dpdzp²dpdzPa

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