An infinitely long cylinder of radius R =7 çm carries a uniform charge density p=1 C/m. Calculate the electric field at distance r= 5 cm from the axis of the cylinder. 5.66 x 10° N/C O 10.2 x 10° N/Cc O 2.82 x 10° N/C O 1.41 x 109 N/C

An infinitely long cylinder of radius R =7 çm carries a uniform charge density p=1 C/m. Calculate the electric field at distance r= 5 cm from the axis of the cylinder. 5.66 x 10° N/C O 10.2 x 10° N/Cc O 2.82 x 10° N/C O 1.41 x 109 N/C

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Chapter23: Electric Fields

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An infinitely long cylinder of radius R = 7 çm carries a uniform charge density p = 1 C/m. Calculate the electric field at distance r= 5
cm from the axis of the cylinder.
O 5.66 x 10° N/C
10.2 x 10° N/C
2.82 x 10° N/C
1.41 x 10° N/C

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