Discussion
The capacitance per unit length of a coaxial cable depends on the two radii through
Answer: B
Integrating the inverse first power field between the conductors produces a logarithm, so the capacitance per unit length is \( 2\pi\epsilon/\ln(b/a) \). Because the dependence is logarithmic, quite large changes in the radii alter the capacitance rather little.
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