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Flux of an infinite line of charge through a cylinder
This problem is killing me. I just don't see how my approach could be incorrect. Anyone?- kindofsour
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Flux of an infinite line of charge through a cylinder
I think I made some headway. For the first question the electric field is not constant over the suface nor is it everywhere perpendicular to dA so we can't use the flux = ∫E*DA half of Gauss' law. We can use the right side, i.e. flux = Qcontained/eo. Multiply each charge density by the height...- kindofsour
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Flux of an infinite line of charge through a cylinder
Homework Statement http://smartphysics.com/Content/Media/Images/EM/03/h3_lineD.png charge density 1 = .00029 C/m charge density 2 = -.00087 C/m h = .116 m a = .094 m a) What is the total flux Φ that now passes through the cylindrical surface of height h=.116 m? Enter a positive number if...- kindofsour
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