Discussion
Outside the outer conductor of a coaxial cable carrying equal and opposite charges, the field is
Answer: C
A Gaussian cylinder drawn beyond the outer conductor encloses both charges, whose sum is zero, so the flux and hence the field vanish. This complete external screening is why coaxial cable neither radiates nor picks up interference.
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