28 The electric field of two long coaxial cylinders is represented by lines of force as shown above. The charge on the inner cylinder is +Q. The charge on the outer cylinder is (A) +3Q (B) +Q (C) 0 (D) -Q (E)-3Q

28 The electric field of two long coaxial cylinders is represented by lines of force as shown above. The charge on the inner cylinder is +Q. The charge on the outer cylinder is (A) +3Q (B) +Q (C) 0 (D) -Q (E)-3Q

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28. The electric field of two long coaxial cylinders is represented by lines of force as shown above. The charge on
the inner cylinder is +Q. The charge on the outer cylinder is
(A) +3Q
(B) +Q
(C) 0
(D)-Q
(E) -3Q

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