Mutual inductance of two concentric coils | Electromagnetic induction | Physics | Khan Academy

Let's calculate the mutual inductance of two concentric coils with a bigger radius R1, and a smaller radius R2 much smaller than R1.

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Created by Mahesh Shenoy

[glitch]

Man i was breaking my head why we take current on outer coil, thx a lot

[telimariyam]

That was fabulous. Thank you very muchhh for your beautiful efforts in all of your videos ❤❤️

[bookspa_]

such an awesome explanation and happy laughter

[preetam]

sir will there be any cases in which it is not at all possible to find mutual inductance in both the cases

[limon]

can we use the same trick if the orientation of the inner coil is different?

[tassyamanurung]

how to find magnetic field (B) betweet 2 coil wires?

[yoramalon]

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