74. II The inductor in FIGURE P30.74 is a 9.0cm-long, 2.0cmdiameter solenoid wrapped with 300 turns. What is the current in the circuit 10μsafter the switch is moved from a to b ?

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Hence, the required current is0.093A

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Step 1. Given information

The number of turns if 300, and length of inductor is 9 cm

The radius of the coil is,

r=d2r=2cm1m100cm2=0.01m

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Step 2. Explanation

The inductance of the coil is,

L=μ0N2AlL=μ0N2πr2lL=4π×107Tm/A(300)2π(0.01m)29cm1m100cm=3.94×104H

According to ohm's law, the initial current is,

I0=V0RI0=6V30Ω=0.2A

The expression for the current in the coil is,

I=I0etτI=I0etLR=I0eRtLI=I0eRtLI=(0.2A)e(30Ω)(10μs)104s1/s=0.093A

Hence, the required current is0.093A

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