6. A long rod with uniform charge density + is place of an uncharged long conducting cylindrical shell, having inner radius a and outer radius b. The figure shows the cross-sectional view of problem. Find the electric field at: r b Present your answers symbolically. Provide proper drawings and justifications.

6. A long rod with uniform charge density + is place of an uncharged long conducting cylindrical shell, having inner radius a and outer radius b. The figure shows the cross-sectional view of problem. Find the electric field at: r b Present your answers symbolically. Provide proper drawings and justifications.

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