### Problem StatementA solid cylindrical object made of copper (Cu) has the dimensions as shown in the figure. Given the conductivity of Cu \(\sigma_{Cu} = 5.8 \times 10^7\) (S/m).- **Cylinder Dimensions:** - Length (\(l\)) = 10 cm - Radius (\(r\)) = 1 cmCalculate the resistance between two opposite circular surfaces.### Answer Options- ○ None of these- ○ \(5.49 \, n\Omega\)- ○ \(10 \, \mu\Omega\)- ○ \(10 \, \Omega\)- ○ \(5.49 \, \mu\Omega\)### Diagram ExplanationThe diagram presents a cylindrical object, with its radius labeled as 1 cm and length as 10 cm. This diagram serves as a visual representation to assist with the calculation of electrical resistance between the circular surfaces of the cylinder given its conductivity.

According to the question we have to find the value of Resistance.

A solid cylindrical object made of copper (Cu) has the dimension as shown in the figure. Given the conductivity of Cu ocu=5.8 x 10' (S/m). Radius r= 1 cm - 10 cm The resistance between two opposite circular surfaces is O None of these 5.49n2 10μΩ 102 5.49 μΩ

A solid cylindrical object made of copper (Cu) has the dimension as shown in the figure. Given the conductivity of Cu ocu=5.8 x 10' (S/m). Radius r= 1 cm - 10 cm The resistance between two opposite circular surfaces is O None of these 5.49n2 10μΩ 102 5.49 μΩ

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