The uniform electric field shown in Figure 1 points out of the page and is contained in a cylindrical volume of space. If the electric field is rapidly turned off, a magnetic field is produced. (a) What is the direction of this magnetic field? (b) Does this magnetic field exist only in the volume where the electric field exists, only outside that volume, or both inside and outside that volume?

The uniform electric field shown in Figure 1 points out of the page and is contained in a cylindrical volume of space. If the electric field is rapidly turned off, a magnetic field is produced. (a) What is the direction of this magnetic field? (b) Does this magnetic field exist only in the volume where the electric field exists, only outside that volume, or both inside and outside that volume?

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The uniform electric field shown in Figure 1 points out of
the page and is contained in a cylindrical volume of
space.
If the electric field is rapidly turned off, a magnetic field is
produced.
(a) What is the direction of this magnetic field?
(b) Does this magnetic field exist only in the volume
where the electric field exists, only outside that volume,
or both inside and outside that volume?
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