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Consider a sphere of radius R and
gylinder of length L. if both same charge
density o E, and E, are electric intensity at a
point at a distance r from axis of sphere and
cylinder respectively, the E, equal to
ER
E.r
(a)
(b)
R
Ec r
(d)
2R
2 E.r
(c)

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