(a) The resistance per unit length (R/L) of a round-shaped wire of diameter 4 mm is20/km. If a current of 20 A flows through the wire, find(i) The conductivity of the wire(ii) The current density in the wire.[14](b) A sphere of radius a and dielectric constant e, has a point charge Q at its center.Dielectric constant outside of the sphere is 1.(i) Find electric field inside and outside of the sphere.(ii) Find the potential at the surface of the sphere.(iii) Find the potential at the center of the sphere.[10+12+8 = 30](c) Consider a dielectric-dielectric interface, the dielectric constants e,1 = 3 and e,r2 =1.5. Eį = 8 V/m and D1, = 4 C/m². Charge density at the interface is 1 C/m². Findthe following(i) E2t(iii) D2n[16]

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(a) The resistance per unit length (R/L) of a round-shaped wire of diameter 4 mm is 20/km. If a current of 20 A flows through the wire, find (i) The conductivity of the wire (ii) The current density in the wire. [14]

(a) The resistance per unit length (R/L) of a round-shaped wire of diameter 4 mm is 20/km. If a current of 20 A flows through the wire, find (i) The conductivity of the wire (ii) The current density in the wire. [14]

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(a) The resistance per unit length (R/L) of a round-shaped wire of diameter 4 mm is
20/km. If a current of 20 A flows through the wire, find
(i) The conductivity of the wire
(ii) The current density in the wire.
[14]
(b) A sphere of radius a and dielectric constant e, has a point charge Q at its center.
Dielectric constant outside of the sphere is 1.
(i) Find electric field inside and outside of the sphere.
(ii) Find the potential at the surface of the sphere.
(iii) Find the potential at the center of the sphere.
[10+12+8 = 30]
(c) Consider a dielectric-dielectric interface, the dielectric constants e,1 = 3 and e,r2 =
1.5. Eį = 8 V/m and D1, = 4 C/m². Charge density at the interface is 1 C/m². Find
the following
(i) E2t
(iii) D2n
[16]

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