what is the electric field inside a non conductting solid cylinder with finite length and uniform charge distribution? Previously we only considered curved surface area now dont we have to consider the whole surface area

what is the electric field inside a non conductting solid cylinder with finite length and uniform charge distribution? Previously we only considered curved surface area now dont we have to consider the whole surface area

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