A metallic cylindrical shell of radius a and length L with surface charge density Ps Cm2| lies on the z-axis as shown in Fig. 2 (b). Find the expression of electric field E and electric potential V at a distance r from the z-axis for all the regions below. i. rsa ii. rz a Fig. 2 (b)

A metallic cylindrical shell of radius a and length L with surface charge density Ps Cm2| lies on the z-axis as shown in Fig. 2 (b). Find the expression of electric field E and electric potential V at a distance r from the z-axis for all the regions below. i. rsa ii. rz a Fig. 2 (b)

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Ps C/m2| lies on the z-axis as shown in Fig. 2 (b). Find the expression of electric
field E and electric potential V at a distance r from the z-axis for all the regions
below.
i.
rsa
ii.
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L
Fig. 2 (b)

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