rQuestion 6The figure shows a coaxial cable in cross-section. The twoconductors have inner and outer radii as shown and carry linearcharge densities inner = -21.1 nC/m and outer = 37.1 nC/m. GivenA = 10.4 cm, ¹³ = 13.4 cm, rc = 20.7 cm, and p = 23.2 cm,determine the magnitude of the electric field at a point 17.4 cmfrom the central axis.inner conductorouter conductor/2,179.7858 margin of error +/- 1%BTDTC

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