In the system shown in Figure-3, the radius a 10mm b=25mm thick conductor between cylinder with Radius c=30mm infinitely long, very thin, conductive cylinders in the center of the infinitely long and a very thin wire is inserted

In the system shown in Figure-3, the radius a 10mm b=25mm thick conductor between cylinder with Radius c=30mm infinitely long, very thin, conductive cylinders in the center of the infinitely long and a very thin wire is inserted

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In the system shown in Figure-3, the radius a =10mm b=25mm
thick conductor between cylinder with Radius c=30mm infinitely long, very thin,
conductive cylinders in the center of the infinitely long and
a very thin wire is inserted
Above this conductive wire and cylinders
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currents are flowing. The magnetic field that will occur in every region of space
divided by conductive cylinders Calculate the value of the field.
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