Two very long L=53m concentric cylindrical shells of radii a=19cm and b=31 cm carry uniform charges -Q and Q as shown in the figure below. If the electric field between the shells is E = -2k Lr where Q=1.2µC, determine the potential difference between the shells; V(a)-V(b)=? Express your answer in units of Volts using zero decimal places. Please do no forget a minus sign if your answer is negative. Take the value of Coulomb constant as k=9x10° N.m2/c2. Hint: here the unit vector r is radially outward. -Q

Two very long L=53m concentric cylindrical shells of radii a=19cm and b=31 cm carry uniform charges -Q and Q as shown in the figure below. If the electric field between the shells is E = -2k Lr where Q=1.2µC, determine the potential difference between the shells; V(a)-V(b)=? Express your answer in units of Volts using zero decimal places. Please do no forget a minus sign if your answer is negative. Take the value of Coulomb constant as k=9x10° N.m2/c2. Hint: here the unit vector r is radially outward. -Q

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