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the interior of a closed conductor can have no excess charges in the static situation ...and even if they have excess charge ...then these charge resides on the surface of the conductor...not inside it...
can anyone explain to me...y a closed conductor behaves so?
wht connection does it have with gauss law for electrostatics?
the conductor can be either..a hollow or solid cylinder or ...even a solid wire..
can anyone explain to me...y a closed conductor behaves so?
wht connection does it have with gauss law for electrostatics?
the conductor can be either..a hollow or solid cylinder or ...even a solid wire..