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134. Figure shows a long thread along the axis of a long Hollow cylinder the uniform charge per unit length of thread is lamda while the uniform charge density of the cylinder is -sigma the radius of the cylinder is R . Total fluxe associated with coaxial cylinder of finite length and radius twice that of charged cylinder is zero if the magnitude of sigma is

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