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Askiitians Expert Soumyajit IIT-Kharagpur
Approved Tutor Answer15 Years agoDear Sohan,
Ans:- If it is a vol charge density, then it is dificult to find out the X component of the field. To find the y component using Gauss's law we get,
E∫dA=Q/ε
or E(2∏rL)=∏r²Lρ/ε
or E=ρr/2ε (ans)
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