Remember: the outer cylinder of the Faraday pail is grounded. In procedure 1: su
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Remember: the outer cylinder of the Faraday pail is grounded. In procedure 1: suppose a negative charge is placed inside (but not touching) the inner cylinder of the Faraday pail. The charge on the two surfaces of the outer cylinders are negative on the outside, neutral on the inside neutral on the outside, negative on the inside negative on the outside, positive on the inside positive on the outside, neutral on the inside positive on both surfaces negative on both surfaces positive on the outside, negative on the inside neutral on both surfaces neutral on the outside, positive on the inside The charge on the two surfaces of the inner cylinder are neutral on both surfaces positive on the outside, negative on the inside positive on both surfaces neutral on the outside, positive on the inside neutral on the outside, negative on the inside negative on the outside, neutral on the inside positive on the outside, neutral on the inside negative on the outside, positive on the inside negative on both surfaces The net charge on the entire Faraday pail is negative positive cannot be determined from the information given neutralExplanation / Answer
(a)
Neutal on the outside and positive on the inside.
(b)
negative on the outside and positive on the inside
(c)
as the outer cylinder is grounded, the net charge is neutral.