The diagram shows a coaxial cable with an inner conducting wire of diameter d 1 = 1.23
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The diagram shows a coaxial cable with an inner conducting wire of diameter d1 = 1.23 mm and an outer conducting sheath of inside diameter d2 = 7.80 mm. Mylar (κ = 3.10) fills the space between the inner wire and the outer conducting sheath. An outer plastic sheath protects the cable from damage.
How much energy is stored in 18.0 m of this cable if the inner wire carries a charge density λ = 2.94×10-9 C/m?
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ISBN: 978-0077339685
2nd edition
Authors: Alan Giambattista, Betty Richardson, Robert Richardson
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