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The issue is that I don't see why it's non-zero inside. More importantly, I can't decide on whether or not it's 0 outside a coaxial cable.

1. Electric potential inside a conductor / outside a coaxial cable Electric Potential inside a conductor(spherical) is a constant, although electric field is zero. How does that make sense given: Given V=- \int E \cdot dl? The integral should be 0. Even if you consider constants of integration...