A solid conducting cylinder of length L and radius 2R carries a positive total charge 2Q. It is surrounded by a thin insulating cylindrical shell of radius 4R as shown in the figure, and it carries a uniform charge density -O as shown in the figure below. 4R 2Q 2R What is the electrical field at radial distance r=8R (E,- 8R) ? Q- TORL 4 TE RL Q-2nORL 4περRL Q-4πσRL 4 tmE RL Q-2πσRL 8 TE RL Q-4πσRL 8 TE RL

A solid conducting cylinder of length L and radius 2R carries a positive total charge 2Q. It is surrounded by a thin insulating cylindrical shell of radius 4R as shown in the figure, and it carries a uniform charge density -O as shown in the figure below. 4R 2Q 2R What is the electrical field at radial distance r=8R (E,- 8R) ? Q- TORL 4 TE RL Q-2nORL 4περRL Q-4πσRL 4 tmE RL Q-2πσRL 8 TE RL Q-4πσRL 8 TE RL

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A solid conducting cylinder of length L and radius 2R carries a positive total charge 2Q. It is surrounded by a thin
insulating cylindrical shell of radius 4R as shown in the figure, and it carries a uniform charge density -O as shown in the figure below.
(4R
2R
What is the electrical field at radial distance r= 8R ( E,- 8R) ?
Q-πσRL
O 4tEORL
Q-2πσRL
4περRL
Q-4πσRL
4 TTE ORL
Q-2nORL
8 TE ORL
Q-4πσRL
8 TEORL

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