A long pipe of outer radius R₁ = 3.70 cm and inner radius R₂= 3.15 cm carries a uniform charge density of 3.22 mC/m³. Assuming that the pipe is sufficiently long to consider it infinitely long, use Gauss's law calculate the electric field E at a distance r = 7.77 cm from the centerline of the pipe. Use Ep = 8.85 x 10-12 C²/N-m² for the the permittivity of free space. E = N C Side view R₁ Top view r

A long pipe of outer radius R₁ = 3.70 cm and inner radius R₂= 3.15 cm carries a uniform charge density of 3.22 mC/m³. Assuming that the pipe is sufficiently long to consider it infinitely long, use Gauss's law calculate the electric field E at a distance r = 7.77 cm from the centerline of the pipe. Use Ep = 8.85 x 10-12 C²/N-m² for the the permittivity of free space. E = N C Side view R₁ Top view r

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A long pipe of outer radius R₁ = 3.70 cm and inner radius
3.15 cm carries a uniform charge density of
3.22 mC/m³.
R₂
=
Assuming that the pipe is sufficiently long to consider it
infinitely long, use Gauss's law calculate the electric field E
at a distance r = 7.77 cm from the centerline of the pipe.
Use &0 =
free space.
8.85 x 10-12 C²/N-m² for the the permittivity of
E =
N
C
Side view
R₁
R.
Top view
r

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