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A hollow cylinder is kept in 3-dimensional coordinate system of lm length and 25 `cm^2` cross sectional area. Electric field in this region is
`vecE = 50 xhati N/C` where, x is in m, then find
(i) Net flux in cylinder.
(ii) Net charge enclose by cylinder.

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(i) `phi = 1.25 xx 10^(-1) Nm^(2) C^(-1)`, (ii) `q= 1.107 PC`
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