Potential gradient can be expressed as the potential difference per unit length of wire.
Therefore, the potential gradient = (ε/12r + r) × (12r/L)]
= (ε/13r) × (12r/L)
= 12ε/13L
⇒ (12ε/13L )x = ε/2
⇒ x = \(\frac{13L}{24}\)
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