An electric field of 185 x10-6 VIm is induced within the loop of long solenoid with cross sectional area of 3.18 cm2. The radius of the loop is 3.31 cm. Calculate the number of turns if the current in the winding is increasing at a rate of 87 A/s. • Final answer should be expressed in two (2) decimal places. Round up or down accordingly. • For the final answer, please write/include the unit, express you answer in "Turns"

An electric field of 185 x10-6 VIm is induced within the loop of long solenoid with cross sectional area of 3.18 cm2. The radius of the loop is 3.31 cm. Calculate the number of turns if the current in the winding is increasing at a rate of 87 A/s. • Final answer should be expressed in two (2) decimal places. Round up or down accordingly. • For the final answer, please write/include the unit, express you answer in "Turns"

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Author:Katz, Debora M.

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Chapter23: Electric Forces

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