If the radius of the coils is 50 cm, what would be the (peak) magnetic field...

If the radius of the coils is 50 cm, what would be the (peak) magnetic field at the center of a single coil loop? (Show work.)

Use the concept of electromagnetic induction to explain why the light bulbs in the chandelier light up. Recall that they are in the presence of a strong, rapidly changing magnetic field!. The chandelier is not plugged in, so presumably the filaments in the light bulb are not part of any closed circuit. Yet there appears to be a current flowing through them all the time. How is this possible? (Hint: think AC!)

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