H. HA A coaxial capacitor with inner radius 5 mm, outer radius 6 mm and length 500 mm has a dielectric for which e, = 6.7 and an applied voltage 250 sin 377t (V). Determine the displacement current ip and compare with the conduction current i̟.

H. HA A coaxial capacitor with inner radius 5 mm, outer radius 6 mm and length 500 mm has a dielectric for which e, = 6.7 and an applied voltage 250 sin 377t (V). Determine the displacement current ip and compare with the conduction current i̟.

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