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Dipole moment of polarized sphere
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Dipole moment of polarized sphere
Homework Statement Consider a polarised sphere of radius R the polarization is given by P vector = (ar^2 + b) r hat = ( ar+ b/r) r vector Where a and b are constantHomework Equations Find the dipole moment of the sphere The Attempt at a Solution I knew that P (polarized)= delta p / delta...- SallyBieber
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Capacitance nd Spherical cells
well yeah I get it thank you thank you so much really appreciate it and thank you for your patient .. Really thank you my problems are solved .. thank you again- SallyBieber
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if the charge will reside inside each plates .. that's mean the E will be moving from the +ve charge plate to the -ve charge plate so there is no specific place for the charge ! is it like this way ?- SallyBieber
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will be goes toward the plate with -ve Q .. e) the total will be zero- SallyBieber
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maybe the charges will be distribute in each plates or maybe it will be going toward the +ve charge .. when the dielectric material placed the E its causing Dielectric polarization Because of dielectric polarization, positive charges are displaced toward the field and negative charges shift...- SallyBieber
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Capacitance nd Spherical cells
so u think I've done part B too ? any suggest ?- SallyBieber
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e) and the potential v will be decreased right ?- SallyBieber
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a) the charge will be in the inside of each plates so I'm goin to take the first relation which is Sigma = Q/S am I right ? e) the dielectric materials prevent tha charges to flow through the materials so the Q will stay the same and doesn't make any change on the E right ?- SallyBieber
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I'v doubts bout tha 2nd Q .. C = m-3 D = m2/s Q= m-3/s so L = m .. is that right ! while D grows by 10,000 " assume the remaining is constant " L = 100 is that tha better way to explain tha part B in Q 2 ?- SallyBieber
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please guys any hint for the 2nd Q ??- SallyBieber
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well okay I'll try .. but please I need ur correction the 1st one bout simply eq. for capacitor .. so az I learned the first one its bout ( charge density ( sigma ) = charge (q) / area ( S ) ) and cus its bout one plate I think I've to dividin the equ. by 2 ! so it 'll be like Sigma = q/2*S...- SallyBieber
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Hey all I'd like to help me.. thnx in advance here z tha Q's : 1) Two plane parallel conducting plates each have area S and are separated by a distance b. One carries a charge +Q ; the other carries a charge -Q. Neglect edge effects a) What is the charge per unit area on each plate ? where...- SallyBieber
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