6) Find the potetntial difference in moving from cylinder r, to cylinder r2a) AV. = -2.1 kV b) AV. = 3.5 kV c) AV,= -10.6 kV d) AV = 0 A long cylindrical conductor of radius r= 5.0cm has a uniform charge density ofơ1 := 4.0 HCon it surface. This cylinder is surrounded by a concentric conductingcylinder of radiusr2:= 8.0cmμεand uniform charge density of 2:=-2.5on its surface

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A long cylindrical conductor of radius r1= 5.0cm has a uniform charge density of 01:= 4.0 C m2 on it surface. This cylinder is surrounded by a concentric conducting cylinder of radius and uniform charge density of 02:= -2.5- := 8.0cm m on its surface

A long cylindrical conductor of radius r1= 5.0cm has a uniform charge density of 01:= 4.0 C m2 on it surface. This cylinder is surrounded by a concentric conducting cylinder of radius and uniform charge density of 02:= -2.5- := 8.0cm m on its surface

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6) Find the potetntial difference in moving from cylinder r, to cylinder r2
a) AV. = -2.1 kV b) AV. = 3.5 kV c) AV,= -10.6 kV d) AV = 0

A long cylindrical conductor of radius r= 5.0cm has a uniform charge density of
ơ1 := 4.0 HC
on it surface. This cylinder is surrounded by a concentric conducting
cylinder of radius
r2:= 8.0cm
με
and uniform charge density of 2:=-2.5
on its surface

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