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[QUOTE="rude man, post: 4942900, member: 350494"] Why did you bring dB into the picture? The problem does not allude to dB in any way. This problem could have been made really interesting if B = 0 for t < 0. But you don't want to consider that possibility. Just assume the B field has been there for a long time and then when the field is zero and starting to increase (B=0, dB/dt > 0) that defines t=0. Then you want the current 0.1sec. later. [/QUOTE]
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