A toroid of rectangular cross section has height h=0.0137 m, inner radius ry -0.0231 m and outer radius r₂ 0.0454 m. If it has N 241.0 loops, after calculating the flux through one of the loops in terms of the current I, find the self inductance L of the toroid H

A toroid of rectangular cross section has height h=0.0137 m, inner radius ry -0.0231 m and outer radius r₂ 0.0454 m. If it has N 241.0 loops, after calculating the flux through one of the loops in terms of the current I, find the self inductance L of the toroid H

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A toroid of rectangular cross section has height h=0.0137 m, inner radius ry 0.0231 m and outer radius r₂-0.0454 m. If it has N =
241.0 loops, after calculating the flux through one of the loops in terms of the current I, find the self inductance L of the toroid.
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