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A cylindrical resistor of length h is designed by ITU BEE by using two different conducting
materials as shown below. The region 0 < p <a has a conductivity 0₁, and the region a < p <b
has a conductivity ₂. A voltage V₁ is applied between the perfectly conducting electrodes at z =
0 and z = h
a) Find E and J vectors in each region
b) Find the resistance of the structure
Vo
02
01
h
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