6.7 In cylindrical coordinates, V = 0 at p = 2 m andV 60 V at p = 5 m due to charge10distribution p, =pC/m. If ɛ,= 3.6, find E.6.15 In cylindrical coordinates, V = 50 V on plane o = T/2 and V = 0 on plane o = 0.Assuming that the planes are insulated along the z-axis, determine E between the planes.

GIVEN: (1) V=0 at p=2m V=60V at p=5m…

6.7 In cylindrical coordinates, V = 0 at p = 2 m and V = 60 V at p = 5 m due to charge 10 distribution p, = pC/m'. If ɛ, = 3.6, find E. %3D 6.15 In cylindrical coordinates, V = 50 V on plane o Assuming that the planes are insulated along the z-axis, determine E between the planes. = 1/2 and V = 0 on plane = 0.

6.7 In cylindrical coordinates, V = 0 at p = 2 m and V = 60 V at p = 5 m due to charge 10 distribution p, = pC/m'. If ɛ, = 3.6, find E. %3D 6.15 In cylindrical coordinates, V = 50 V on plane o Assuming that the planes are insulated along the z-axis, determine E between the planes. = 1/2 and V = 0 on plane = 0.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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