Energy stored in solenoid U = 0.5 B^2*Area*Length/u0 where symbols have usual meanings and
B is magnetic field = u0ni = 4pi*10^-7*4e3*1.5 = 0.00754 T
Energy stored in solenoid U = 0.5 B^2*Area*Length/u0
5 = 0.5*0.00754^2*pi*0.04^2*L/[4pi*10^-7]
L = 5*4pi*10^-7/[0.5*0.00754^2*pi*0.04^2]
= 44 m
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