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The magnitude of the induced electric field inside the solenoid, at a distance r<R from its long central axis is :
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  1. 3μ0nImaxω2rsinωt
  2. μ0nImaxω2rsinωt
  3. μ0nImaxω2rcosωt
  4. μ0nImaxωrsinωt

A
3μ0nImaxω2rsinωt
B
μ0nImaxω2rcosωt
C
μ0nImaxωrsinωt
D
μ0nImaxω2rsinωt
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Magnetic field inside the solenoid ,
B=μ0nI
Flux through the area of radius r,
ϕ=B.ds=μ0nI(πr2)

E.dl=dϕmdt

E.(2πr)=μ0n(πr2)dIdt

E=μ0nr2d(Imaxcosωt)dt

E=μ0nImaxω2rsinωt

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