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Calculating Energy for Full Sphere of Radius R
electric field, so the mass is not important...the charge is,namely the density- en.yokhai
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Calculating Energy for Full Sphere of Radius R
Homework Statement hello the question is : what is the energy needed to build a full sphere, radii R, and with density a*r The Attempt at a Solution i did it this way, i assum that i have a little ball radii r, and i want to bring an intificimal sphere width dr, and use W=Kq1dq2\r...- en.yokhai
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- Sphere
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Can You Calculate Capacitance for Each Half of a Cylinder Capacitor Separately?
hey i have 2 cylinders one with r1 the second with r2. r2>r1, an cylinder capacitor. in the space between them i put 2 dielectric materials, the first in a half of the cylinder, vertical,and the second on the other side vertical. like: first- 0-180 deg second- 180-360 deg...- en.yokhai
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- Capacitor Conductors
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Calculate the electric field in the middle of half sphere
i'm talking about a shell- en.yokhai
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Calculate the electric field in the middle of half sphere
\sigma\2\epsilon sigma dividd by 2 epsilon- en.yokhai
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Calculate the electric field in the middle of half sphere
hey guys i'm new here...i got here with a question... i want to calculate the electric field in the middle of half sphere with raduse R , so..i made a rings out of the sphere,ds,which in fact is (2PI*R^2)sin(teta)d(teta), and tried to integrate from 0 to PI/2. i did get something...i'd...- en.yokhai
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- Electric Electric field Field Sphere
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