The figure below shows the lengthwise cross-section of a current-carrying coil. The coil carries a current of I, and there are N evenly space turns along the length I of the coil. The figure shows a portion of this coil. A В Hints a. Evaluate · dl along path A. Give your answer in terms of current I, constant uo, and any numerical constants. Additional hint for (a) f B . dī - (Format hint: Spell out Greek letters and use underscore ("_") for subscripts. For example, to type in Ho, type in "mu_0".) b. Evaluate B · di along path B. Hint for (b) f B. di- B c. Evaluate PB · dl along path C. Additional hints for (c) and (d) B. dī f - d. Evaluate • dl along path D. f B - di-

The figure below shows the lengthwise cross-section of a current-carrying coil. The coil carries a current of I, and there are N evenly space turns along the length I of the coil. The figure shows a portion of this coil. A В Hints a. Evaluate · dl along path A. Give your answer in terms of current I, constant uo, and any numerical constants. Additional hint for (a) f B . dī - (Format hint: Spell out Greek letters and use underscore ("_") for subscripts. For example, to type in Ho, type in "mu_0".) b. Evaluate B · di along path B. Hint for (b) f B. di- B c. Evaluate PB · dl along path C. Additional hints for (c) and (d) B. dī f - d. Evaluate • dl along path D. f B - di-

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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