5. We consider two (1 and 2) solid non conducting objects. Object (1) is a sphere having a radius of R and a volumetric charge density of p,- axis Object (1) Object (2) Object (2) is a cylinder having a circular cross section of radius = R and volumetric charge density = P,- At a radial distance (r,) from the center of object (1), the electric field magnitude is E, and at a radial distance ( r;) from the center of object (2), the electric field magni- tude is E. (note: In both cases, we want to be inside of the objects (i.e. r < R))

5. We consider two (1 and 2) solid non conducting objects. Object (1) is a sphere having a radius of R and a volumetric charge density of p,- axis Object (1) Object (2) Object (2) is a cylinder having a circular cross section of radius = R and volumetric charge density = P,- At a radial distance (r,) from the center of object (1), the electric field magnitude is E, and at a radial distance ( r;) from the center of object (2), the electric field magni- tude is E. (note: In both cases, we want to be inside of the objects (i.e. r < R))

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We consider two (1 and 2)
solid non conducting objects.
Object (1) is a sphere having
a radius of R and a volumetric
charge density of p,-
axis
Object (1)
Object (2)
Object (2) is a cylinder having a circular cross section of radius = R and volumetric
charge density = P,-
At a radial distance (r,) from the center of object (1), the electric field magnitude is
E, and at a radial distance ( r;) from the center of object (2), the electric field magni-
tude is E. (note: In both cases, we want to be inside of the objects (i.e. r < R))

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