c. Use Guass' law to find the magnitude of the electric field at the right end...
c. Use Guass' law to find the magnitude of the electric field at the right end of the cylinder in terms of σ. Show your work.
What is the electric field at the left end of the cylinder? Explain your reasoning.
Does the electric field near a large sheet of charge depend on the distance from the sheet? Explain, using your results above to justify your answer.
Is your answer consistent with the electric field lines ? Explain how you can tell.
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