Large sheetAn insulator in the form of a square sheet with side length L has a charge of +32 distributeduniformly on it. The blue Gaussian cylinder has a height h and radius r and half of it is above thesheet.1. Find the charge density on the sheet.+3Q2²8.A6W2. Find the amount of charge enclosed in Gaussian cylinder of radii r = 0, r= R/2, r = 2R, andT = 4R.3. Plot the four values of enclosed charge calculated above versus the radius of the Gaussian cylinder.4. Find an equation that relates Qend and r for r < R. Plot this equation on the graph above.5. Find an equation that relates Qend and r for r> R. Plot this equation on the graph above. Gauss's Law TutorialHollow cylinderFor the charged hollow cylinder in the previous section,1. Explain why the electric field satisfies the constraints of the equation:PenelEA=2. What is the electric field at all distances from its center line?(1)Spherical shellFor the charged spherical shell in the previous section,1. Explain why the electric field satisfies the constraints of Equation 1.2. What is the electric field at all distances from its center?3. The equation for the electric field for a line of charge is valid near the center of a long uniformlycharged line. Are there any restrictions on the equation that you found in your answer to part 2?

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An insulator in the form of a square sheet with side length L has a charge of +3Q distribute uniformly on it. The blue Gaussian cylinder has a height h and radius r and half of it is above the sheet. 1. Find the charge density on the sheet. -30 2² 2. Find the amount of charge enclosed in Gaussian cylinder of radii r = 0, r-R/2, r= 2R, and r=4R. 3. Plot the four values of enclosed charge calculated above versus the radius of the Gaussian cylinder.

An insulator in the form of a square sheet with side length L has a charge of +3Q distribute uniformly on it. The blue Gaussian cylinder has a height h and radius r and half of it is above the sheet. 1. Find the charge density on the sheet. -30 2² 2. Find the amount of charge enclosed in Gaussian cylinder of radii r = 0, r-R/2, r= 2R, and r=4R. 3. Plot the four values of enclosed charge calculated above versus the radius of the Gaussian cylinder.

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