Energy density in Magnetic fields | Inductance | Physics | Khan Academy

Let's figure out how much energy a magnetic field has per unit volume!
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Seems to me if magnetic reluctance of air decreases then energy density decreases, thus implying less work.

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In a such inductor magnetic field doesn't look like that.

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One of the arrows is wrong