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Q. 24. A coaxial cable with a conductor surrounded with 2 dielectric layers. The radius of the conductor is 1 cm. The first dielectric layer has a 3.1 relative permittivity and 3.6 mm thickness. If the second layer has a 3.1 mm thickness and was selected to maintain the same maximum electric field value, find the field value at the middle of the second layer if the applied voltage is B. 2.74 kV/mm C. 2.04 kV/mm D. 1.64 kV/mm 29 kV. A. 2.94 kV/mm

Q. 24. A coaxial cable with a conductor surrounded with 2 dielectric layers. The radius of the conductor is 1 cm. The first dielectric layer has a 3.1 relative permittivity and 3.6 mm thickness. If the second layer has a 3.1 mm thickness and was selected to maintain the same maximum electric field value, find the field value at the middle of the second layer if the applied voltage is B. 2.74 kV/mm C. 2.04 kV/mm D. 1.64 kV/mm 29 kV. A. 2.94 kV/mm

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Q. 24. A coaxial cable with a conductor surrounded with 2 dielectric layers. The radius of the conductor is 1 cm. The first dielectric layer has a 3.1 relative permittivity and 3.6 mm thickness. If the second layer has a 3.1 mm thickness and was selected to maintain the same maximum electric field value, find the field value at the middle of the second layer if the applied voltage is B. 2.74 kV/mm C. 2.04 kV/mm D. 1.64 kV/mm 29 KV. A. 2.94 kV/mm
Transcribed Image Text:Q. 24. A coaxial cable with a conductor surrounded with 2 dielectric layers. The radius of the conductor is 1 cm. The first dielectric layer has a 3.1 relative permittivity and 3.6 mm thickness. If the second layer has a 3.1 mm thickness and was selected to maintain the same maximum electric field value, find the field value at the middle of the second layer if the applied voltage is B. 2.74 kV/mm C. 2.04 kV/mm D. 1.64 kV/mm 29 KV. A. 2.94 kV/mm
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