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An iron core solenoid has self inductance 2.8H.when the core is removed the self inductance becones 2mH.what is the relative permeability of core used?​

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Answered by knjroopa
1

Explanation:

Given An iron core solenoid has self inductance 2.8 H.when the core is removed the self inductance becomes 2mH.what is the relative permeability of core used?

  • Now initial inductance Li = μo μr n^2 Al
  • After removal of solenoid inductance will be La = μo n^2 Al
  • Now Li / La = μo μr n^2 Al / μo n^2 Al
  • Or  Li / La = μr (relative permeability)
  • So 2.8 / 2 x 10^-3 = μr

Or μr = 1400

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Answered by priyanka06225
2

Explanation:

Li/La = mew r

so 2.8 /2 ×10^-3=1400mew r

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