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Question on charged spheres and shells
Homework Statement Suppose we are given a metallic sphere with charge Q1 and electric potential V1 and radius a. Then it is surrounded by a metallic spherical shell with charge Q2 and electric potential V2 with inner and outter radius b and c. What is the charge and the electric potential...- Markv
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- Charged Charged spheres Spheres
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Charge in a spherical conducting shell
Sorry this is the first time I open a thread and I might haven't been too concise. Im asked to find the charge in the sphere knowing the inner radius = 0.15m and the outter radius = 0.2 The result I get is 2.22 exp -9 when the correct answer according to my assignment should be 1.67 exp -9 so...- Markv
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Charge in a spherical conducting shell
Homework Statement There's a conducting spherical shell with Q = q2 and V =100v and outter radius R Homework Equations V=k*Q/R The Attempt at a Solution First I calculate the E field using Gauss law, and I get E=q2/4*Pi*E0*r Integrating the E field to get the potential V y...- Markv
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- Charge Conducting Shell Spherical
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Charge Distribution on Spherical Conductors
If both spheres had a a previous charge and then were connected with the wire, both will now have the same potential put different charges, although the total charge won't change: V1= k*Q1/R1 V2=k*Q2/R2 Now V'1=V'2 so: Q1'=V'*R1/K Q2'=V'*R2/K and Q1 + Q2 = Q1' + Q2'- Markv
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help