Define self inductances and mutual inductances, Physics

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a. Measure the force among two linear, parallel, long conductors carrying currents in opposite direction.

b. Measure self inductances and mutual inductances among two co-axial solenoids of radius 2 cm and 3cm carrying currents 2A and 3A having 50 and 80 turns/m respectively.

 


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