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Consider a solenoid consisting of N = 100 loops and radius r = 1.2cm which is...

Consider a solenoid consisting of N = 100 loops and radius r = 1.2cm which is placed inside a time-dependent magnetic field with magnitude B(t) = B0 [cos(t) ? sin(?t)], where B0 = 2mT. The direction of the magnetic field is constant and is directed axially through the solenoid. Calculate the induced emf at a time t, and give the initial induced emf (t = 0).

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