The diagram shows a Tesla coil that consists of a long solenoid of length l and cross-sectional area A with N turns of conducting wire, on which is wound a narrow coil with N, turns of conducting wire. A current i in the solenoid changes with time and induces an emf of magnitude & in the narrow coil 2. Cross-sectional area A Blue coil: N2 turns Black coil: N, turns Which one of the following formulae may be used to calculate N2?

The diagram shows a Tesla coil that consists of a long solenoid of length l and cross-sectional area A with N turns of conducting wire, on which is wound a narrow coil with N, turns of conducting wire. A current i in the solenoid changes with time and induces an emf of magnitude & in the narrow coil 2. Cross-sectional area A Blue coil: N2 turns Black coil: N, turns Which one of the following formulae may be used to calculate N2?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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