In a coaxial cable, the radius of the inner conductor is 2 mmand that of the outer one is 5 mm. The inner conductor is at a potential of 10V, while the outer conductor is grounded. The value of the potential at a distance of 3.5 mm from the axis is. (Specify your answer in volts to two digits after the decimal point) [JAM 2017] 10V

In a coaxial cable, the radius of the inner conductor is 2 mmand that of the outer one is 5 mm. The inner conductor is at a potential of 10V, while the outer conductor is grounded. The value of the potential at a distance of 3.5 mm from the axis is. (Specify your answer in volts to two digits after the decimal point) [JAM 2017] 10V

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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