1- The region between the conductors of the cylindrical capacitor with inner conductor radius a=1cm and outer conductor radius b=2.5 cm is filled with a dielectric material with er = (10 + r)/r (where r is in centimeters). Calculate the capacity per unit meter.

1- The region between the conductors of the cylindrical capacitor with inner conductor radius a=1cm and outer conductor radius b=2.5 cm is filled with a dielectric material with er = (10 + r)/r (where r is in centimeters). Calculate the capacity per unit meter.

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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a=1cm and outer conductor radius b=2.5 cm is filled with a dielectric material with er = (10 + r)/r
(where r is in centimeters). Calculate the capacity per unit meter.

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