QUESTION 1 A cylinderical resistor of radius R=65 mm and length L= 87 cm is made of material that has a resistivity p=5x105 Qm. What is the electric field (in V/m) inside the resistor when the energy dissipation rate in the resister is P=32 W?

QUESTION 1 A cylinderical resistor of radius R=65 mm and length L= 87 cm is made of material that has a resistivity p=5x105 Qm. What is the electric field (in V/m) inside the resistor when the energy dissipation rate in the resister is P=32 W?

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