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A cylinder of radius R and length l is placed in a uniform electric field E parallel to the axis of the cylinder. The total flux over the curved surface of the cylinder is(a) zero(b) πR²E(c) 2πR²E(d) \frac{E}{\pi R^{2}}

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Answered by Anonymous
30

Answer:

a) Zero

Explanation:

Electric field E through any area A -

Ф = E.A = EA cos θ

S.I unit - volt(m) or N-m²/c

where -

Flux through surface ФA = E×πR² and ФB = E×πR²

Flux through curved surface C = ∫ Eds = ∫ Eds cos 90° = 0

Therefore total flux through cylinder = ФA+ФB+ФC = 0

Thus, the total flux over curved surface of cylinder is zero


aalindrisas: Ummm. when the cylinder is placed parallel to the electric field, how is the E through the curved surface zero. Cos theta will be one since the angle between area vector and electric field will be zero
Answered by sowmyapallerla84
7

Explanation:

Flux through surface A,

ϕ

A

=E×πR

2

ϕ

B

=−E×πR

2

Flux through curved surface, C=∫E.ds

=∫Edscos90

o

=0

∴ Total flux through cylinder =ϕ

A

B

C

=0

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