Solve all parts of Question 1 clearly:
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the mutual inductance M = μ0 N1*N2*A/L
the No. of turns in first solenoid N1 = 800
the No. of turns in second solenid N2 = 50.0
the Length of solenoid L = 100 cm = 1 m
the Area of cross section A = π* r2
= 3.14* ( 0.400 * 10(-2) / 2)2
= 1.256* 10(-5) m2
M = 4π* 10(-7) * 800 * 50.0 * 1.256 * 10(-5 )/1
= 6.31* 10^(-7) H
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