The cylinder shown on the figure has a radius of r=8.11 cm and a length of L=25.10 cm. The electric field at the two bases is evaluated to be E1=8.13x103 N/C and E2=251x103 N/C perpendicular to the bases. What is the total charge (in nC) inside the cylinder?

The cylinder shown on the figure has a radius of r=8.11 cm and a length of L=25.10 cm. The electric field at the two bases is evaluated to be E1=8.13x103 N/C and E2=251x103 N/C perpendicular to the bases. What is the total charge (in nC) inside the cylinder?

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The cylinder shown on the figure has a radius of r=8.11 cm and a length of L=25.10 cm. The electric field at the two bases is evaluated to be
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