4. In two concentric black cylinders, if 1 represents the outer surface of the inner cylinder of diameter d, and 2 represents the inner surface of the outer cylinder of diameter d2, then d, F22 is given by

4. In two concentric black cylinders, if 1 represents the outer surface of the inner cylinder of diameter d, and 2 represents the inner surface of the outer cylinder of diameter d2, then d, F22 is given by

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