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There are two coupled solenoids A and B. The self-inductances are L for both and the...

There are two coupled solenoids A and B. The self-inductances are L for both and the mutual inductance is M. A current i = i0cos (wt) flows through the solenoid A. Calculate the maximum voltage at solenoid A.

Evaluate your answer with the following values, write your answer with two decimal places in units of [V].

L = 15 [mH]

M = 40 [mH]

i0 = {i} [A]

w = [w] [rad / s]

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