
A cylinder is immersed in a uniform electric field with its axis parallel to the field. Show that the electric flux through the cylinder is zero.

Important Questions on Gauss' Theorem
A cylindrical Gaussian surface has its axis along an infinite line of uniformly distributed positive charges, as shown.
(i) For which surface is the electric flux zero?

A cylindrical Gaussian surface has its axis along an infinite line of uniformly distributed positive charges, as shown.
Over which surface is zero?

A cylindrical Gaussian surface has its axis along an infinite line of uniformly distributed positive charges, as shown.
Over which surface is constant?

A cylindrical Gaussian surface has its axis along an infinite line of uniformly distributed positive charges, as shown.
Over which surface does vary?

Charge q is enclosed in a hollow cylinder. If the electric flux through the curved surface of the cylinder is , then determine the electric flux through either plane surface of the cylinder.



