a. A current of 2.50 A flows in a cylindrical solenoid with 300,000 turns per meter. What isthe magnitude of the magnetic field in the interior of the solenoid?4TT XI0"0.0063 T11For parts (b) through (d) consider the two configurations of parallel current bearing wiresshown in the figure below; each wire carries a 1.50 Ampere current, and the wires are 0.200meters apart.b. In the leftmost configuration (panel a), the currents are in the same direction, whilethe wires are parallel. In the rightmost configuration (panel b), the currents are in the op-posite direction, though again the wires are parallel to each other. On the figure sketch theforces on the wires, showing the direction of the force for each wireII(a)(9)Current configurations for #3bc. What is the magnitude of the force per unit length for panels (a) and (b)?curren tssamedrectionswhichin b: currents are in O0osite directiens 5o the y will repeld. What are the magnitudes of the magnetic fields exactly halfway between the wires inthe case of the parallel currents in panel (a) and the anti-parallel currents in panel (b)? Besure to state explicitly which field magnitudes correspond to which panel.2.3x 10-5ニparel A11-612GuIN

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Chapter19: Magnetism

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 52P

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