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Current density in a cylindrical wire of radius R is gives as
`{{:(J_(0)((X)/(R)-1)"for "0lexlt(R)/(2),),(J_(0)(X)/(R)" ""for"(R)/(2)leXleR,):}` . The current flowing in the wire is

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