The Oscilloscope2. A solid non-conducting cylinder has a radius A and a volume charge densityp(r) = a + where a and ẞ are constants.Bra.What is the total charge on the cylinder?b. What is the electric field everywhere (r A)?

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2. A solid non-conducting cylinder has a radius A and a volume charge density =a+B where a and ẞ are constants. p(r) = r a. What is the total charge on the cylinder? b. What is the electric field everywhere (r< A and r > A)?

2. A solid non-conducting cylinder has a radius A and a volume charge density =a+B where a and ẞ are constants. p(r) = r a. What is the total charge on the cylinder? b. What is the electric field everywhere (r< A and r > A)?

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a.
What is the total charge on the cylinder?
b. What is the electric field everywhere (r<A and r > A)?

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