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Consider a coaxial cable with a central conducting wire (r=1mm) surrounded by an outer coaxial conducting sheath (rinner=3mm,ro...Asked by JuanPro
Consider a coaxial cable with a central conducting wire (r=1mm) surrounded by an outer coaxial conducting sheath (rinner=3mm,router=3.2mm) as shown. A current i=300mA flows down the center wire (into the page) and back through the conducting sheath (out of the page).
#4A (2 points possible)
Where does the resulting magnetic field have the greatest magnitude?
- unanswered At the center of the inner wire. At the surface of the inner wire. At the inner surface of the sheath. At the outer surface of the sheath.
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#4B (4 points possible)
What is the magnitude of the maximum magnetic field in T?
What is the magnitude of the maximum magnetic field in T? - unanswered
#4A (2 points possible)
Where does the resulting magnetic field have the greatest magnitude?
- unanswered At the center of the inner wire. At the surface of the inner wire. At the inner surface of the sheath. At the outer surface of the sheath.
Final Check your answer Save your answer You have used 0 of 1 submissions
#4B (4 points possible)
What is the magnitude of the maximum magnetic field in T?
What is the magnitude of the maximum magnetic field in T? - unanswered
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