How can I calculate the mutual inductance between two rectangular loops?

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To calculate the mutual inductance between two rectangular loops, one must understand the concept of mutual inductance and flux linkage. The discussion emphasizes the importance of referring to textbooks for definitions and calculation methods. Participants suggest reviewing the relevant sections in educational resources to grasp the principles involved. The Wikipedia link provided offers additional information on mutual inductance. Understanding these foundational concepts is crucial for solving the problem effectively.
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Hello, am stuck with a problem concernind mutual inductance. I know the concept of but am not abble to determine the mutual inductance between two rectangular loops. Can somebody help me please?
 
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Welcome to the PF. I've moved your thread to the Homework Help section of the PF, where these types of questions go.

Tell us what you know so far about how mutual inductance is defined. How does your textbook describe the process of calculating mutual inductance and flux linkage?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_inductance#Mutual_inductance

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