Answer to Question #104727 in Electricity and Magnetism for Akshay Kumar

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Question #104727

What rate of change of current in a solenoid having self-inductance 19.4 mH produces a self-induced emf of 100 mV in it?

Expert's answer

electromagnetic law

"\\frac{di}{dt}=\\frac{\\epsilon}{L}"

"\\frac{di}{dt}=\\frac{100}{19.4}=5 (aps)"

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