A solenoid has 18 turns per centimeter of its length. the solenoid is twisted into a circle so that it becomes shaped like a tor

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A solenoid has 18 turns per centimeter of its length. the solenoid is twisted into a circle so that it becomes shaped like a tor

oid. what is the magnetic field at the center of each turn of the toroid

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HACTEHA [7] · Answer 1 · 2023-11-10T02:58:16+03:00

A solenoid has 18 turns per centimeter of its length. the solenoid is twisted into a circle so that it becomes shaped like a toroid, the magnetic field at the center of each turn of the toroid is mathematically given as

B=3.39292007×10^−5 T

<h3> What is the magnetic field at the center of each turn of the toroid?</h3>

Generally, the equation for magnetic field is mathematically given as

B=\mu_0 * n *I

Where

n=18

n=1800turns/m

Therefore

B=4*\pi*10^{-7}*1800*15*10^{-3}

B=3.39292007×10^−5T

In conclusion, the magnetic field at the center of each turn of the toroid is

B=3.39292007×10^−5T