1. Two long solenoids are placed in the coaxial position, one inside the other, they have...

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1. Two long solenoids are placed in the coaxial position, oneinside the other, they have 30 cm and 20 cm diameters,respectively. The outer solenoid is 2 m long with 5000 turns, andcarrying a current of 4 A. The inner one is 1 m long with 2000turns, and carrying a current of 2 A in the opposite sense. Findthe magnitude of the magnetic field (in mT) at any point on thesolenoid axis inside.

A. 10.52
B. 3.68
C. 15.08
D. 7.54

2.

A straight conductor is split into identical semicircular turns,as shown in the figure. What is the magnetic field at the center ofthe circular loop?

  
A. μoi/2R
B. μoiR/4
C. 0
D. μoi/4R

3.

Which of the followings are correct for Ampere’s Law? (Choosethree correct answers)

A. The magnetic field decreases non-linearly outside of acurrent carrying wire  
B. The net magnetic field is zero at the both end of the currentcarrying wire  
C. The magnetic field has its maximum value on the surface of acurrent carrying wire  
D. The magnetic field increases linearly within a current carryingwire from its center to its surface

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1 Correct answer will be option c 754 As per the given information we have They have 30 cm and 20 cm diameters respectively The outer solenoid length l1 2 m long No of turns N1 5000 turns and current I1 4 A Lenght of inner one L2 1 m long No of turns N2 2000 carrying a current I2 2 A in the opposite direction Now for the magnitude    See Answer
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