2. The coaxial cable shown below is constructed from an inner solid cylindrical conductor ofradius a and a conducting cylindrical shell of radius b. The two conductors are held atpotential difference V. A current I flows to the right in the inner conductor, and an equal andopposite current flows in the conducting shell. Use a coordinate system with ? in the radialdirection, 6 in the azimuthal direction, and 2 along the axis of the cylinders, pointing to theright.a. What is the Poynting vector for this configuration for a

Given, Current= I Radial direction= r^ Azimuthal direction= ϕ^ a. a<r<b E2πrl=Qencε0…

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