A very long, thin nonconducting rod with linear charge density = 24 %3D C/m is placed along the central axis of a long neutral (i.e. initially uncharged) conducting cylindric shell of inner radius a = 16 cm and outer radius b = 18 cm. Calculate the charge density per unit area on the inside surface of the conducting cylinder. (i.e. calculate the inner “ at radius a)

A very long, thin nonconducting rod with linear charge density = 24 %3D C/m is placed along the central axis of a long neutral (i.e. initially uncharged) conducting cylindric shell of inner radius a = 16 cm and outer radius b = 18 cm. Calculate the charge density per unit area on the inside surface of the conducting cylinder. (i.e. calculate the inner “ at radius a)

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