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QuickCheck 24.12 A cylindrical Gaussian surface surrounds an infinite line of charge. The flux e through the two flat ends of the cylinder is A. 0 2 2 rE B. 2 r 2 E C. 2 rLE D. E. It will require an integration to find

QuickCheck 24.12 A cylindrical Gaussian surface surrounds an infinite line of charge. The flux Φ e through the two flat ends of the cylinder is A. 0 2 × 2 π rE B. 2 × π r 2 E C. 2 × rLE D. E. It will require an integration to find out.
QuickCheck 24.12 A cylindrical Gaussian surface surrounds an infinite line of charge. The flux Φ e through the two flat ends of the cylinder is A. 0 2 × 2 π rE B. 2 × π r 2 E C. 2 × rLE D. E. It will require an integration to find out.
QuickCheck 24.13 A cylindrical Gaussian surface surrounds an infinite line of charge. The flux Φ e through the wall of the cylinder is A. 0 2 π rLE B. π r 2 LE C. D. rLE E. It will require an integration to find out.
QuickCheck 24.13 A cylindrical Gaussian surface surrounds an infinite line of charge. The flux Φ e through the wall of the cylinder is A. 0 2 π rLE B. π r 2 LE C. D. rLE E. It will require an integration to find out.
QuickCheck 24.14 A point charge q is located distance r from the center of a neutral metal sphere. The electric field at the center of the sphere is A. B. C. D. 0 E. It depends on what the metal is.
QuickCheck 24.14 A point charge q is located distance r from the center of a neutral metal sphere. The electric field at the center of the sphere is A. B. C. D. 0 E. It depends on what the metal is.

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