Im pretty sure its chemical energy
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Answer:
(a)The current passes through the solenoid is 11.7 A.
(b) The new current will be one-fourth of the initial current.
Explanation:
Given that,
The number of turns per meter = 385
Diameter of solenoid = 17.0 cm =
m
Magnetic flux through core of solenoid
=
Tm²
(a)
Magnetic field B= 
T/amp m
Cross section area of the solenoid A= 
m²
The angle between magnetic field and cross section of the solenoid is 
The magnetic flux through a area A with magnetic fie;d B is





=11.7 A
The current of the solenoid is 11.7 A.
(b)

From the above equation it is clear that, the current is inversely proportional to the square of the diameter of a solenoid.
.
Consider d' be the new diameter of the solenoid .
Since the new diameter of the solenoid is double of the initial diameter.
That is d'= 2d.



⇒I=4I'

The new current will be one-fourth of the initial current.
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