Two very long concentric solenoids, having radii r < r2 are placed inside one another, as shown. Both solenoids carry a current of 5.7 A but circulating in opposite directions. When the current is running in both solenoids, the magnetic field inside the smaller solenoid is 0.26 mT. If the number of turns per length N/L for the smaller one is 370 turns/m. What is the number of turns per length for the larger solenoid? Side View Head-on View T2
Two very long concentric solenoids, having radii r < r2 are placed inside one another, as shown. Both solenoids carry a current of 5.7 A but circulating in opposite directions. When the current is running in both solenoids, the magnetic field inside the smaller solenoid is 0.26 mT. If the number of turns per length N/L for the smaller one is 370 turns/m. What is the number of turns per length for the larger solenoid? Side View Head-on View T2
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![Two very long concentric solenoids, having radii r, < r2 are placed inside one another, as shown.
Both solenoids carry a current of 5.7 A but circulating in opposite directions. When the current is
running in both solenoids, the magnetic field inside the smaller solenoid is 0.26 mT. If the number of
turns per length N/L for the smaller one is 370 turns/m. What is the number of turns per length for
the larger solenoid?
Side View
Head-on View
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Transcribed Image Text:Two very long concentric solenoids, having radii r, < r2 are placed inside one another, as shown.
Both solenoids carry a current of 5.7 A but circulating in opposite directions. When the current is
running in both solenoids, the magnetic field inside the smaller solenoid is 0.26 mT. If the number of
turns per length N/L for the smaller one is 370 turns/m. What is the number of turns per length for
the larger solenoid?
Side View
Head-on View
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