Use Gauss's Law to find the gravitational field g(r) and the gravitational potential Phi(r) of an...

Use Gauss's Law to find the gravitational field g(r) and the gravitational potential Phi(r) of an infinitely long cylinder on the z-axis. (infty to -infty).

The cylinder has a constant mass density from (0 < r < R).

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