Viewed from the and at a particular moment, a solenoid of diameter d =4.0 cm and n =10000 turns/m carries aclockwise current of I=100.0 A and the current is decreasing at a uniform rate of = 50.0 A/s. Calculate themagnitude and direction of the induced electric field at point P a distance of 1.0 cm below the centralaxis and embedded in the solenoid region. See Figure. Use one of Maxwell's equations and include geometricalreasoning.I4.0 cm1.0 cmP

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