Consider a cylindrical solenoid with radius = r, length = λ, and number of turns of wire = n. If the wire carries current i, then what is the magnetic field energy stored in the solenoid? n = 3700 ; = 4.18 cm; r = A 18.2 cm; i = 0.75 A.

Consider a cylindrical solenoid with radius = r, length = λ, and number of turns of wire = n. If the wire carries current i, then what is the magnetic field energy stored in the solenoid? n = 3700 ; = 4.18 cm; r = A 18.2 cm; i = 0.75 A.

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Consider a cylindrical solenoid with radius = r, length = λ, and number of
turns of wire = n. If the wire carries current i, then what is the magnetic
field energy stored in the solenoid?
n = 3700 ;
r = 4.18 cm;
X = 18.2 cm; i = 0.75 A.

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