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An infinite long straight conducting cylinderical shell of radius a is surrounded by a thin coaxial infinite conducing cylinderical shell of radius `b`. Assuming current flows uniformly through the cylinderical shell returns through the outer shell, the inductance per unit length for this arrangement is

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