A cylinder is placed with its long side parallel to the electric fields from a vertical circle. The electric field on the left of the vertical circle is directed to the left and has a magnitude of 60N /C. The electric field on the right of the vertical circle is directed to the right and also has a magnitude of 60N/C. Given that the radius of the flat ends of the cylinder is 10cm, solve the following: FIGURE 1.46 1. The electric flux on all surfaces of the cylinder

A cylinder is placed with its long side parallel to the electric fields from a vertical circle. The electric field on the left of the vertical circle is directed to the left and has a magnitude of 60N /C. The electric field on the right of the vertical circle is directed to the right and also has a magnitude of 60N/C. Given that the radius of the flat ends of the cylinder is 10cm, solve the following: FIGURE 1.46 1. The electric flux on all surfaces of the cylinder

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