please answer all In the following you will derive expressions for the energy stored in magnetic...

please answer all

In the following you will derive expressions for the energy stored in magnetic and electric

fields. Although you will start with specfic situations, the expressions you derive will be general.

(a) (7 points) Find an expression for the energy per unit volume contained inside of a parallel plate

capacitor in terms of the electric field between the plates. This is a general equation and works for

any electric field.

(b) (7 points) Find an expression for the energy per unit volume contained inside of a solenoid in terms

of the magnetic field within the solenoid. This is a general equation and works for any magnetic

field.

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