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The windings of a transformer primary are effectively a solenoid of 600 turns, radius 2.0 cms...

The windings of a transformer primary are effectively a solenoid of 600 turns, radius 2.0 cms and length 6.0 cms. Calculate the percentage drop in magnetic induction at the centre of the solenoid from the familiar approximation, B = μnI, when corrected for the solenoid aspect ratio.

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