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How Does Electric Flux Calculation Apply to Complex Fields and Geometries?
within the conducting material itself. do you mean inside the inner radius of inner cycle? is it kQ/a^2?- psysicsfeet
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How Does Electric Flux Calculation Apply to Complex Fields and Geometries?
thank you SammyS. can you give me some hints for second question?- psysicsfeet
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How Does Electric Flux Calculation Apply to Complex Fields and Geometries?
Homework Statement 1) A large cube has its bottom face on the x-z plane and its back face on the x-y plane. The corners on the x-axis are at (3.39 m,0,0) and (12.3 m,0,0). The cube is immersed in an electric field pointing in the positive x-direction, and given by: E = (91.2x^2 - 2.9)i, x is...- psysicsfeet
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- Electric Electric flux Flux Gauss law Gauss's law Law
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Electric force-finding coordinate
Homework Statement The y-axis marks the boundary between the area where the is no electric field (in the second and third quadrant) and the area where there is a constant electric field: E = 610j N/C (in the first and fourth quadrant). An electron travels along the negative x-axis toward the...- psysicsfeet
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- Coordinate Electric Electric force
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Electrostatic and gravitational force
Homework Statement Point charge Q = 4.26 μC is fixed at the origin. Now, point charge q = 4.88 μC is carefully placed directly above it (along the y-axis), and it floats at (0,9.51 cm). Find the mass of q, in kg. Assume: g = 9.803 m/s^2. Homework Equations F=kq1q2/r^2 G=mg probably The...- psysicsfeet
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- Charge Electrostatic Electrostatic force Force Gravitational Gravitational force Mass
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