alleryStart learning →The field inside an infinitely long solenoid does not depend on its:
Awinding current
Bturns per unit length
Ccore permeability
Dcross-sectional area
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. cross-sectional area
B = mu0 n i contains no area term, so the interior field is independent of cross-section and axial distance.
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