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Magnetic field inside solenoid=
o*n*i,
where
o is permeability in free space,N is number of turns per meter of
the solenoid, i is current in the solenoid.
Here,N=19000 and i=500 A
So, magnetic field=4π*10^-7*19000*500=11.938 T.
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