Determine the energy stored in the field

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A 0.800 m long solenoid is formed by wrapping 740 turns of wire around a hollow cylinder with a radius of 0.160 m. At the instant when the magnetic field in the interior is 0.400 T, calculate the energy stored in the field.

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