Engineering What is the relationship between skin depth and AC resistance?

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Homework Statement
At 1 kHz, the skin depth in copper is 2 mm. Determine the a.c. resistance
at 500 kHz and at 10 MHz of 20 cm lengths of copper conductors having
the following cross sections:
(a) round section 20 mm2
(b) square section 20 mm2
(c) rectangular section 1 mm × 20 mm
Take the conductivity of copper as 5.8 × 107 Sm–1
Relevant Equations
Rac=0.25(1+D/s)Rdc
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Rdc is not correct. Take A=20/10^6 m^2 [in sqr.m not in sqr.mm]
and δ500kHz=0.0894 mm [2*√(1/500)] not 0.2*√(1/500)
 
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Thank you for the help! much appreciated.
 
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