TOTAL FLUX through a solenoid

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The discussion focuses on calculating the magnetic flux through a solenoid and a coil with multiple turns. To find the total flux through a solenoid with N turns, one can apply the superposition principle by summing the flux contributions from each individual turn. The method for determining flux through a single turn can be extended to multiple turns by considering the cumulative effect. Understanding the relationship between the number of turns and the resulting flux is crucial for accurate calculations. This approach ensures a comprehensive understanding of magnetic flux in solenoids and coils.
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suppose a solenoid has N turns
What is the Flux through the Solenoid?

similarly if a coil has N turns , what is the flux through the whole coil?
i know how to find flux through a given AREA,,,like a coil with just 1 turn...

How do u find flux for the entire system?
 
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Superposition principle: you add up the flux from each turn.
 
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