11. Two infinite wires are charged with uniform and opposite linear charge densities +λ and - A, where λ= 2.00 nC/m, the left line has the positive charges, as shown in the figure below. The flux of the electric field in N.m7/C through the Gaussian cylindrical surface (S) is: #F Hous 0.500 cm 0.500 cm A)-117 B) 4.52 XY-226 D) zeró +A G₂ h=2.00 cm -A

11. Two infinite wires are charged with uniform and opposite linear charge densities +λ and - A, where λ= 2.00 nC/m, the left line has the positive charges, as shown in the figure below. The flux of the electric field in N.m7/C through the Gaussian cylindrical surface (S) is: #F Hous 0.500 cm 0.500 cm A)-117 B) 4.52 XY-226 D) zeró +A G₂ h=2.00 cm -A

College Physics

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ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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