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For the next three items, consider an infinitely long, insulating solid cylinder with radius a.
1. Bingbong. Which of the following Gaussian surfaces is the most useful in calculating the electric field due
to this cylinder?
A. Sphere C. Cube
B. Cylinder D. Rectangular prism
2. Inside. If the cylinder has a non-uniform volume charge density (r) = 1 r2 , 1 > 0, what is the electric
field in the region r < a?
1 3 1 4 1 3 1 4
A. r B. r C. r D. r
40 40 20 20
3. Out. If the cylinder has a uniform volume charge density = 2 , 2 > 0, what is the electric field in the
region r > a?
2 2 a2 2 a3 2 a4
A. r B. C. D.
0 20 r 30 r2 40 r3
A. Zero C. +Q/20
B. +Q/0 D. +Q/30
7. Flux. Consider an electric field E = 5 N/C + 12 N/C . What is the electric flux through a 3 m 5 m rectangle
lying on the yz plane? Take n to be pointing towards the positive x direction.
8. Ghost law!!! Which among the following statements is/are ALWAYS TRUE?
I. Gausss law is always valid.
II. Gausss law is applicable in calculating the electric field produced by any charge distribution.
III. Gausss law is applicable in calculating the net electric flux through any closed surface.
9. Shells. Two identical, very long, thin cylindrical shells with surface
charge density and radius d/4 are located along y = 0 and y =
+3d as shown. What is the net electric field along the line y = d?
A. C. +
40 40
D. +
80
B. E.
80
10. Balutin ng hiwaga ng gaussian surface. A positive charge Q is distributed uniformly over a sphere of radius
R. A concentric spherical gaussian surface with radius r < R encloses a fraction of the spheres charge.
Which of the following expressions follows from Gausss law and leads to the electric field E inside the
sphere?
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QR3 QR2
A. E(4R2 ) = C. E( 43 R3 ) =
0 r3 0 r2
QR2
D. E( 43 r3 ) =
Qr3 0 r2
B. E(4r2 ) = E.
0 R3
A. 5Q D. 3Q
B. Q
C. +Q E.
12. Sheet Sheet. Consider two infinite conducting sheets each with uni-
form surface charge density +, shown. What is the electric field in
region I?
A. zero D. 20
B. 0
C. 0
E.
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