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Gauss's law, cylinder of length L
ok, now I got the following: Q=integral of /rho(1-r/R) times rdr d/phi dl Which is the answer for the question of what's the charge of the cylinder L. How to calculate it?- lidl
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Gauss's law, cylinder of length L
please delete this post- lidl
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Gauss's law, cylinder of length L
This is from the test, as you can see, and everything I knew was written down...- lidl
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Gauss's law, cylinder of length L
Here's link to my paper: http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/5889/physics.jpg- lidl
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Gauss's law, cylinder of length L
http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/4148/gauss3j.png (infinitly long) \Phi=\Phi_{0}(1-{r \over R}) {C \over m^2} What's the charge of the cylinder of length L? Again, almost everything was wrong...- lidl
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- Cylinder Gauss's law Law Length
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Understanding Gauss's Law and Solving for E(P) and phi(P)
sorry for this R! mistake. now i am looking only for the electric potential (sigma) at the point P!- lidl
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Understanding Gauss's Law and Solving for E(P) and phi(P)
http://www.twiddla.com/188165 R and Q are given E(P)=? phi(P)=? The Attempt at a Solution Homework Statement Homework Equations I have no idea. I managed to do phi=E*2pi*r*h- lidl
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- Gauss's law Law
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