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23.51. Un cilindro muy grande de 2.00 cm de radio tiene una densidad de carga uniforme de 1.50 nC>m. a) Describa la forma de las superficies equipotenciales para este cilindro. b) Tome el nivel de referencia
de manera que el potencial cero sea la superficie del cilindro, encuentre el radio de las superficies equipotenciales que tienen potenciales de
10.0 V, 20.0 V y 30.0 V. c) ¿Están igualmente espaciadas las superficies equipotenciales? Si no es así, ¿están más juntas o separadas conforme r se incrementa?

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