A solid cylindrical conductor of radius a is surrounded by a concentric cylindrical shell of inner radius b. The solid cylinder and the shell carry charges Qand-Q, respectively. Assuming that the length L of both conductors is much greater than a or b, what is the potential difference between the two conductors? ○a. V = -2k In (¹) O b. V = -2kIn() OC. V = -k²ln(2) −k²ln(²) ○ d. V = −k²ln(²)

A solid cylindrical conductor of radius a is surrounded by a concentric cylindrical shell of inner radius b. The solid cylinder and the shell carry charges Qand-Q, respectively. Assuming that the length L of both conductors is much greater than a or b, what is the potential difference between the two conductors? ○a. V = -2k In (¹) O b. V = -2kIn() OC. V = -k²ln(2) −k²ln(²) ○ d. V = −k²ln(²)

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A solid cylindrical conductor of radius a is
surrounded by a concentric cylindrical shell
of inner radius b. The solid cylinder and the
shell carry charges Qand-Q, respectively.
Assuming that the length L of both
conductors is much greater than a or b,
what is the potential difference between the
two conductors?
○a. V = -2k²ln(²/2)
○b. V = -2k²ln()
OC. V = -k²ln(4)
O d.
V = -kln()

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