(c You should have found that the electric field everywhere is varying sinusoidally with time. So at every location it has some maximum magnitude which occurs twice every cycle. Plot the maximum electric field magnitude as a function of radial dstance from the center of the solenoid for R-5.0 em, Bpeak-20 mT, and oscillation frequency (note: this is not quite the same as w) f-60 Hz.
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