alleryStart learning →Inside a long ideal solenoid the magnetic field is directed:
Aparallel to the axis and uniform
Bradially outward from the axis
Cin circles around the axis
Drandom in direction and size
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. parallel to the axis and uniform
Closely wound turns give a uniform field along the axis inside, with zero field outside.
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