What are the bound surface charge densities

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Solve the all given parts of following problem:

Problem: A very long, straight cylindrical conductor with radius R and length L carries a uniformly distributed net charge Q. This conductor is surrounded by a concentric cylindrical shell with inner radius 2R and outer radius 4R consisting of a linear dielectric material with dielectric constant k.

Part A: What are the bound surface charge densities at r = 2R and at r = 4R?

Part B: What is the bound volume charge density in the dielectric?

Part C: What is the potential difference between r = R and r = 5R?

I need help to find the bound surface charge densities.

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