Problem 2: A hollow cylinder, closed at both ends, is situated in an electric field given by 24 Ē(x) = Eo -()*++) (二) The cylinder, with length L and radius R, is centered at the origin with it's symmetry axis on the x axis. Refer to the figure. L R Part (a) Integrate to find an expression for the total electric flux through the cylinder in terms of defined quantities and enter the expression. =(E₁R² L³)/(16 x₁5) ✓ Correct! $ Part (b) For L = 5.29 m, R = 0.285 m, E₁ = 6.33 V/m, and xo +--377.54 g=-377.5 V.mx Attempts Remain = 1.00 m, find the value, in volt meters, of the electric flux through the cylinder. Part (c) If the electric field changes to, 2 E(x) = E 323 (#) +423 +4154 enter an expression for the total electric flux in terms of defined quantities. X

Problem 2: A hollow cylinder, closed at both ends, is situated in an electric field given by 24 Ē(x) = Eo -()*++) (二) The cylinder, with length L and radius R, is centered at the origin with it's symmetry axis on the x axis. Refer to the figure. L R Part (a) Integrate to find an expression for the total electric flux through the cylinder in terms of defined quantities and enter the expression. =(E₁R² L³)/(16 x₁5) ✓ Correct! $ Part (b) For L = 5.29 m, R = 0.285 m, E₁ = 6.33 V/m, and xo +--377.54 g=-377.5 V.mx Attempts Remain = 1.00 m, find the value, in volt meters, of the electric flux through the cylinder. Part (c) If the electric field changes to, 2 E(x) = E 323 (#) +423 +4154 enter an expression for the total electric flux in terms of defined quantities. X

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