The uniform line charge density extends over entire ring λ=1.96E-6 C/m Mass of ring M=0.13 kg....

The uniform line charge density extends over entire ring λ=1.96E-6 C/m Mass of ring M=0.13 kg. Radius of ring R=0.67 m. Radius of Magnetic field region, a=0.41 m. Magnetic field, B=1.61 T. The magnitude of the angular velocity of the wheel after the field is suddenly switched off is w= radians/sec.? The moment of inertia of a loop is MR2.

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