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Gaussian surface - which charges contribute to the electric field
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Gaussian surface - which charges contribute to the electric field
ok second chance I was wrong about a) I can say now that all of them contribute to field at P because The electric fiedl in the expression for Gauss´s law refers to the total electric field, not just the electric field due to any enclosed charge. about question b) the charge enclosed in...- alex21
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Gaussian surface - which charges contribute to the electric field
Homework Statement in the following figure, the dashed line denotes a Gaussian surface enclosing part of a distribution of four positive charges. a) which charges contribute to the electric field at P? b) is the value of the flux though the surface, calculated using only the...- alex21
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Engineering Power dissipated in circuit combination
it would make any sense to ask P3?- alex21
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Engineering Power dissipated in circuit combination
lets call i the total current in the circuit therefore the current that goes through R1. applying kirchhoff's law to the junction where R2 and R3 splits i=i1+i2 the total current is the sum of the current that goes through R2 and R3 so we have: i=i1+i2 i=V/R2 + V/R3 i=(R3+R2)V/R2*R3 but R2=2R3...- alex21
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Engineering Power dissipated in circuit combination
Homework Statement three resistors R1=R2 and R2=2R3, are connected to a battery, as show in the figure, if the power dissipated for each one is p1,p2 and p3 respectirvely;p3 must be equal to: Homework Equations P=VI P=V^2/R P=I^2*R The Attempt at a Solution I have tried to...- alex21
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- Circuit Combination Power Power dissipated
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