Potential problem 1: An infinitely long solenoid with radius aand n turns per unit length has a time-dependent current /(t) inthe direction. Find the electric field inside and outside thesolenoid (magnitude and direction).Front view:X

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Potential problem 1: An infinitely long solenoid with radius a and n turns per unit length has a time-dependent current /(t) the direction. Find the electric field inside and outside the solenoid (magnitude and direction). Front view: Z y X

Potential problem 1: An infinitely long solenoid with radius a and n turns per unit length has a time-dependent current /(t) the direction. Find the electric field inside and outside the solenoid (magnitude and direction). Front view: Z y X

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