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A.

Using ohm's law:

V = i*R

R = rho*L/A

i = V*A/(rho*L)

r = 0.02 in = 0.000508 m

i = 1.12*pi*(0.000508)^2/(1.69*10^-8*24.6)

i = 2.184 Amp.

B.

J = i/A = 2.184/(pi*(0.000508)^2)

J = 2693861.95 Amp./m^3

C.

E = V/d

E = 1.12/24.6 = 0.0455 V/m

D.

P = V*i

P = 1.12*2.184 = 2.4461 W