Chapter 30: Q. 74 (page 874)
74. II The inductor in FIGURE P30.74 is a -long, diameter solenoid wrapped with 300 turns. What is the current in the circuit after the switch is moved from a to b ?
Short Answer
Hence, the required current is
Chapter 30: Q. 74 (page 874)
74. II The inductor in FIGURE P30.74 is a -long, diameter solenoid wrapped with 300 turns. What is the current in the circuit after the switch is moved from a to b ?
Hence, the required current is
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