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When a 200 V potential difference is applied to a wire that is 7 m long...

When a 200 V potential difference is applied to a wire that is 7 m long and has a 0.3 mm radius, the current density is 0.6 kA/m2. What is the resistivity (in Ω∙cm) of the wire?

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