Given an infinite cylindrical shell of radius R = 8 mm charged uniformly with surface chargedensity σ =0.7 μC/m². The cylinder is placed such that the z-axis coincides with the cylindercentral axis. Additionally, there is a point charge q = 1 nC held at the origin.ARAR Y3R2RFind the potential difference (in Volts) between the point (2R, AR, AR) and the point(0,3R, 4R).

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