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An infinite, thin, hollow cylindrical conducting shell with surface charge density = 7 μC/m2 has a radius R = 0.17 m. cylindrically symmetric charge distribution What is the linear charge density on the cylindrical shell (along the axis of the cylinder)? = 6.55 μC/m = 41.18 μC/m = 77.1 μC/m = 0.64 μC/m = 7.48 μC/m = 1.19 μC/m

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