Question1: using the definition of a conservative force, prove mathematically th

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Question1: using the definition of a conservative force, prove mathematically that the induced electric field from Faraday's law is not conservativede

Question 2: Complete the following

a) Assuming 1 atm of pressure is sufficient to crush a soda can, how strong a magnetic field would be necessary( using a z-pinch configuration) to crush a can.

b) how much current would be needed to generate that magnetic field ( in a z-pinch) configuration? Assume a soda can has diameter of 6.50 cm and a length of 12.0 cm

c) Using the definition of magnetic flux derive an expression for the magnetic flux surrounding soda can in term of I, radius of the can, length of the can, and some maximum radius

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