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Why problem 7.15 He does not solve the problem with using by using defined of the total flux.
such as (my solution)
Φ = (nl)Φs = (nl)Bπs2 = μ0n2lπs2I(t)
and use ∫E⋅dl = -## (dΦ)/(dt) ##
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