i need the answer quickly 8. Find the potential of the electrostatic field inside a cylinder of length Iand radius a, if each end of the cylinder is grounded, and the surface ischarged to a potential uo.

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8. Find the potential of the electrostatic field inside a cylinder of length l and radius a, if each end of the cylinder is grounded, and the surface is charged to a potential uo.

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Problem 16CQ: Can the potential of a nonuniformly charged sphere be the same as that of a point charge? Explain.

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