A cylindrical wire carries a steady current density modeled as J(r) = Cr², where ris radial distance from1.5 mm. If 15.0 C of charge flows through the wire in 5.0 s,center of the wire. The radius of the wire is Rdetermine C.

recall J=iA i=current A=crossectional area

A cylindrical wire carries a steady current density modeled as J(r)= Cr², where r is radial distance from center of the wire. The radius of the wire is R = 1.5 mm. If 15.0 C of charge flows through the wire in 5.0 s, determine C.

A cylindrical wire carries a steady current density modeled as J(r)= Cr², where r is radial distance from center of the wire. The radius of the wire is R = 1.5 mm. If 15.0 C of charge flows through the wire in 5.0 s, determine C.

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A cylindrical wire carries a steady current density modeled as J(r) = Cr², where ris radial distance from
1.5 mm. If 15.0 C of charge flows through the wire in 5.0 s,
center of the wire. The radius of the wire is R
determine C.

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