Here, a long solenoid of 20,000 turns/meter and r = 2 cm is oriented along the z-axis (outer circle). There is a small coil of 10 loops of wire of radius 1 cm concentric with the solenoid and lying in the x-y plane (inner circle). An alternating current of magnitude 10 A switches direction every 0.001 seconds in the solenoid.**Diagram Explanation:**- The diagram shows two concentric circles. - The outer circle represents the cross-section of the solenoid. - The inner circle represents the small coil.- The x and y axes are marked with arrows.**Problem Statement:**What is the magnitude of the EMF generated in the small loop, in Volts?**Answer:**[Answer box for the user input]

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Here, a long solenoid of 20,000 turns/meter and r = 2 cm is oriented along the z-axis (outer circle). There is a small coil of 10 loops of wire of radius 1 cm concentric with the solenoid and lying in the x-y plane (inner circle). An alternating current of magnitude 10 A switches direction every 0.001 seconds in the solenoid.

**Diagram Explanation:**
- The diagram shows two concentric circles.
- The outer circle represents the cross-section of the solenoid.
- The inner circle represents the small coil.
- The x and y axes are marked with arrows.

**Problem Statement:**
What is the magnitude of the EMF generated in the small loop, in Volts?

**Answer:**
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