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Design the length of the cylindrical resistor of radius, r=2mm, to attain a resistance of 100Ω....

Design the length of the cylindrical resistor of radius, r=2mm, to attain a resistance of 100Ω. Assume n=1014 cm-3 , and µn = 1200 cm2 V-1 s -1

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