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a) Use the Gauss Law to find the electric field at point P at distance r>R...

a) Use the Gauss Law to find the electric field at point P at distance r>R from the center of the very long cylinder with volumetric charge density ? and radius R
b) Use the Gauss Law to find the electric field at point P at distance r<R from the center of the very long cylinder with volumetric charge density ? and radius R

Make sure to briefly explain all the steps (annotate them briefly, as in class notes). Take particular care if the flux through certain area is 0. (Explain why!)

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