Find at what rate is the current in it changing

Reference no: EM13520876

A 4.6mH toroidal inductor has 150 identical equally spaced coils. If it carries an 12.0A current

A) how much magnetic flux passes through each of its coils?

B) If the potential difference across its ends is 1.26V , at what rate is the current in it changing?

Reference no: EM13520876

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