. An infinitely long nonconducting cylinder of radius R carries a uniform volume charge density of p(r) = P,: Which of the following is the correct electric field magnitude at the region where r < R? Por а. 26, b. С. 2e,r P.R d. 2€,

. An infinitely long nonconducting cylinder of radius R carries a uniform volume charge density of p(r) = P,: Which of the following is the correct electric field magnitude at the region where r < R? Por а. 26, b. С. 2e,r P.R d. 2€,

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