Consider a concentric cylindrical capacitor consisting of two thin cylindrical metallic shells of radius R =...

 

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Consider a concentric cylindrical capacitor consisting of two thin cylindrical metallic shells of radius R₁ = Rand R₂ = 1.01R, and length L separated by a homogeneous dielectric with dielectric constant & = 5.0 as shown in the figure, L>> R. The inner conductive shell of radius R₁ is charged with charges Q₁-Q, the outer one (R₂) with charges Q2--2Q. Obtain the magnitude of the displacement vector D(r) as a function of r, the distance from the axis of the capacitor. Then find the values of the quantities D(r= R₁/2), D(r = (R₁ + R₂)/2) and D(r = 2R₂). Obtain the magnitude of the electric field E(r), then calculate the values of the quantities O E(r = R₁/4), E(r = (R₁ + R₂)/2) and E(r = 3R₂) in terms of 2πε RL dielectric units, respectively. Consider a concentric cylindrical capacitor consisting of two thin cylindrical metallic shells of radius R₁ = Rand R₂ = 1.01R, and length L separated by a homogeneous dielectric with dielectric constant & = 5.0 as shown in the figure, L>> R. The inner conductive shell of radius R₁ is charged with charges Q₁-Q, the outer one (R₂) with charges Q2--2Q. Obtain the magnitude of the displacement vector D(r) as a function of r, the distance from the axis of the capacitor. Then find the values of the quantities D(r= R₁/2), D(r = (R₁ + R₂)/2) and D(r = 2R₂). Obtain the magnitude of the electric field E(r), then calculate the values of the quantities O E(r = R₁/4), E(r = (R₁ + R₂)/2) and E(r = 3R₂) in terms of 2πε RL dielectric units, respectively.

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