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Coaxial cable. The inner and outer cylindrical conductors of a long coaxial cable have diameters a = 0.181 mm and b = 2.88 mm. What is the capacitance per unit length? Number Units

Coaxial cable. The inner and outer cylindrical conductors of a long coaxial cable have diameters a = 0.181 mm and b = 2.88 mm. What is the capacitance per unit length? Number Units

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Coaxial cable. The inner and outer cylindrical conductors of a long coaxial cable have diameters a = 0.181 mm and b = 2.88 mm . What is the capacitance per unit length?
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