Physics, 26.03.2020 21:43 PresleyPie9452

Suppose a solenoid has 147 loops, a cross-sectional 0.5 m^2 area, and length 0.1 m.
If at some point in time after being hooked up to a battery, the current through the solenoid was increasing at a rate of 5.41 amps per second, what would be the absolute value of the induced potential difference across the solenoid?

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Suppose a solenoid has 147 loops, a cross-sectional 0.5 m^2 area, and length 0.1 m.
If at som...