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a - - Consider a coaxial cable as shown in the figure. The cable consists of a solid inner conductor of radius ri = 0.3

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A Consider A Coaxial Cable As Shown In The Figure The Cable Consists Of A Solid Inner Conductor Of Radius Ri 0 3 1
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a - - Consider a coaxial cable as shown in the figure. The cable consists of a solid inner conductor of radius ri = 0.3 cm that is surrounded by a cylindrical tube of inner radius r 2 0.7 cm and outer radius r3 = 1.8 cm. The conductors carry equal and opposite currents I = 5 A but the current density varies linearly with the distance from the center for the inner conductor (j1 = cir) while it is distributed uniformly for the outer conductor. Determine the magnetic field (in units of uT (microtesla)) at a distancer 1.2 cm from the axis. (uo = 41 x 10-7N/A2 and 7 = 3.14) - Answer: 2 13