Consider a long, uniformly charged, cylindri- cal insulator of radius R with charge density 1.7 µC/m. 1 cm What is the magnitude of the electric field inside the insulator at a distance 1 cm < R from the axis? The permittivity of free is 8.8542 x 10 12 C²/N-m² and the volume of a cylinder with radius r and length is V = Tr²l. Answer in units of N/C. space

Consider a long, uniformly charged, cylindri- cal insulator of radius R with charge density 1.7 µC/m. 1 cm What is the magnitude of the electric field inside the insulator at a distance 1 cm < R from the axis? The permittivity of free is 8.8542 x 10 12 C²/N-m² and the volume of a cylinder with radius r and length is V = Tr²l. Answer in units of N/C. space

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Consider a long, uniformly charged, cylindri-
cal insulator of radius R with charge density
1.7 µC/m.
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What is the magnitude of the electric field
inside the insulator at a distance 1 cm < R
from the axis? The permittivity of free
is 8.8542 x 10 12 C²/N-m² and the volume
of a cylinder with radius r and length is
V = 1r2l.
Answer in units of N/C.
space

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