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Choosing cylindrical rather than Cartesian coordinates for a coaxial cable problem is worthwhile because
Answer: D
The radial field of a coaxial cable is a function of the radial distance alone, so a three-dimensional problem becomes one-dimensional. In Cartesian coordinates the same field would depend on both x and y in an awkward way.
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