A dielectric cylinder with absolute permittivity e, has radius b and height L. The bottom plate of the cylinder is positioned at x-y plane, concentric with the z-axis. The polarization vector in thedielectric cylinder is given P = 6Por cos(o), where Po is a constant. Find(a) Bound charge densities(b) The total charge of the cylinder.(C) Write the integral expression of the potential at P (0,0,0) explicitly. Define the integral limits and all the components in the integrant expression. Do not take the integral.

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