A cylindrical distribution of charge ρ = α /√ r where α = 2 µC/m 5/2 extends from 0 cm to 9.3 cm . Concentric with this is a dielectric shell with 5.44 of inner radius 16.6 cm and outer radius 24.9 cm . What is the electric field at 3.53 cm ?

A cylindrical distribution of charge ρ = α /√ r where α = 2 µC/m 5/2 extends from 0 cm to 9.3 cm . Concentric with this is a dielectric shell with 5.44 of inner radius 16.6 cm and outer radius 24.9 cm . What is the electric field at 3.53 cm ?

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