A cylindrical shell of length 200 m and radius 8 cm carries a uniform surface charge density of o = 11 nC/m2. (a) What is the total charge on the shell? 4.972 x nc Find the electric field at the ends of the following radial distances from the long axis of the cylinder. (b) r = 4 cm V N/C (c) r = 7.9 cm 0 V N/C (d) r = 8.1 cm 1.22e3 V N/C (e) r = 12 cm 0.828e3 V N/C

A cylindrical shell of length 200 m and radius 8 cm carries a uniform surface charge density of o = 11 nC/m2. (a) What is the total charge on the shell? 4.972 x nc Find the electric field at the ends of the following radial distances from the long axis of the cylinder. (b) r = 4 cm V N/C (c) r = 7.9 cm 0 V N/C (d) r = 8.1 cm 1.22e3 V N/C (e) r = 12 cm 0.828e3 V N/C

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