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Transcribed Image Text:Pesblei C2 A very long cylinder of linear dielectric material is placed in an
otherwise uniform electric fiel& Eo. Find the resulting field within the cylinder. (The
radius is a, the susceptibility Xe, and the axis is perpendicular to Eo.)
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