Lusot. An electric field is = 300 [N/C] i forz> 0 and E= -300 [N/C] I for z <0. A cylinder of length 20 [cm] and radius4 [cm] has its center at the origin and its axis along the z-axis such that one end is at z = +10 [cm] and the other is atz = -10 [cm] as shown. What is the net outward flux through the entire cylindrical surface?y.cm20 cmOA -1.51 [N m³/C]OB. 0[N-m²/C]OC. 1.51 Nm²/COD. 3.02 [N-m²/C14 cmx.cm

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Lusot. An electric field is = 300 [N/C] i forz> 0 and E= -300 [N/C] i for z <0. A cylinder of length 2 4 [cm] has its center at the origin and its axis along the z-axis such that one end is at z = +10 [cm] and the othe z = -10 [cm] as shown. What is the net outward flux through the entire cylindrical surface? y.cm 20 cm OA -1.51 [N m³/C] OB. 0[N-m²/C OC. 1.51 Nm²/C OD. 3.02 [N-m²/C 4 cm x.cm

Lusot. An electric field is = 300 [N/C] i forz> 0 and E= -300 [N/C] i for z <0. A cylinder of length 2 4 [cm] has its center at the origin and its axis along the z-axis such that one end is at z = +10 [cm] and the othe z = -10 [cm] as shown. What is the net outward flux through the entire cylindrical surface? y.cm 20 cm OA -1.51 [N m³/C] OB. 0[N-m²/C OC. 1.51 Nm²/C OD. 3.02 [N-m²/C 4 cm x.cm

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