The magnetic field inside a solenoid having 100 turns per cm at a current of 5.0 A is 2.0 × 10?² T. 1.0 × 10?² T. 1.0 × 10?? T. 6.3 × 10?? T. 6.3 × 10?² T.
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Given that the solenoid has 100 turns per centimeter, we can convert this to turns per meter by multiplying by 100. So, the number of turns per meter is 100 * 100 = 10000 turns/m. Show more…
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