Two ideal solenoids of radii R and 5R, respectively, have n turns per meter, and each carries a current of I. Both currents flow in the same direction. The small-radius solenoid is placed inside the large-radius solenoid so that their axes of symmetry are parallel and separated by a distance d = 3R. Neglecting any magnetic screening effects, express the magnetic field strength on the axis of the small-radius solenoid analytically in terms of the quantities given and the magnetic permeability of a vacuum, µo - B = 2uonl Incorrect

Two ideal solenoids of radii R and 5R, respectively, have n turns per meter, and each carries a current of I. Both currents flow in the same direction. The small-radius solenoid is placed inside the large-radius solenoid so that their axes of symmetry are parallel and separated by a distance d = 3R. Neglecting any magnetic screening effects, express the magnetic field strength on the axis of the small-radius solenoid analytically in terms of the quantities given and the magnetic permeability of a vacuum, µo - B = 2uonl Incorrect

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Two ideal solenoids of radii R and 5R, respectively, have n turns per meter, and each carries a current of I. Both currents flow in
the same direction. The small-radius solenoid is placed inside the large-radius solenoid so that their axes of symmetry are
parallel and separated by a distance d
3R. Neglecting any magnetic screening effects, express the magnetic field strength on
the axis of the small-radius solenoid analytically in terms of the quantities given and the magnetic permeability of a vacuum, µo -
В —
2uonl
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