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[" Example "5.10" A solenoid has a core of a material with relative "],[" permeability "400." The windings of the solenoid are insulated from the "],[" core and carry a current of "2A" .If the number of turns is "1000" per "],[" metre,calculate (a) "H,(b)M,(c)" .If the number of turns is "1000" per "],[" metre,calculate (a) "H,(b)M,(c)" .If the number of turns is "1000" per "],[" and "]

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