An infinitely long cylindrical medium of radius a (m) contains electric charges. The charges are uniformly distributed over the entire volume of the medium. The charge density is p (C/m3 a. Find the total charge over the length of 1 (m) and the electric field at radius r (m) from the center of the cylinder. Here r > a. b.Find the unit of the electric field based on your answer to (a). The unit of 80 is F/m (Farad/meter). c. Find the electric potential at r considering a

An infinitely long cylindrical medium of radius a (m) contains electric charges. The charges are uniformly distributed over the entire volume of the medium. The charge density is p (C/m3 a. Find the total charge over the length of 1 (m) and the electric field at radius r (m) from the center of the cylinder. Here r > a. b.Find the unit of the electric field based on your answer to (a). The unit of 80 is F/m (Farad/meter). c. Find the electric potential at r considering a

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter25: Gauss’s Law

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