(LO-2) An infinite line charge has constant charge-per-unit-length A. Surrounding the line charge is a cylindrical shell of radius R, and carrying a constant charge-per-unit-area o. Given A, what must o be in order to get zero electric field for all points outside the cylindrical shell? a = ? R Lütfen birini seçin: O a. o = + 2Ak/(rt R) O b. o = - Ake/(2 r R) O c.o = + /(2ke Tt R) O d. o = - /(2 Tt R) O e. o = + Ake/(2 t R) O f.o = - N(2ke TI R) ........

(LO-2) An infinite line charge has constant charge-per-unit-length A. Surrounding the line charge is a cylindrical shell of radius R, and carrying a constant charge-per-unit-area o. Given A, what must o be in order to get zero electric field for all points outside the cylindrical shell? a = ? R Lütfen birini seçin: O a. o = + 2Ak/(rt R) O b. o = - Ake/(2 r R) O c.o = + /(2ke Tt R) O d. o = - /(2 Tt R) O e. o = + Ake/(2 t R) O f.o = - N(2ke TI R) ........

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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