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Electricity and magnetism (Gauss' law)
OK so here is my attempt to the problem: A) EA = (Qin/ε) (volume ratio) E (4(pi)r1^2) = (Q1/ ε) ((4/3 pi r1^3)/(4/3 pi r2^3)) E (4 pi r1^2) = Q1 r1^3 / ε r2^2 E= Q1 r1^3 / ε r2^3 4pi r1^2 E = Q1 r1 / 4pi ε r2^3 E = KQ1 r1 / r2^3 final answer for a B) v= kQ1/r1 + kQ2/r2 V = (9 x 10^9...- Silentwhale
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Electricity and magnetism (Gauss' law)
Homework Statement Given two things spherical shells radii r1 and r2 with r2 > r1. The inner she'll is charged uniformly with a total charge Q1, while the outer shell with Q2. A) use gauss law to computer the electric field everywhere B) Use any method to calculate the potential everywhere...- Silentwhale
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Gauss Gauss' law Law Magnetism
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Electricity and magnetism: Electric Field for Two Long Charged Lines
Homework Statement Given two very long lines each is charged with linear density +lambda Coulombs/meter. The two lines are separated by a distance of d metres. A) show the electric field E, at any point along one of the lines due to the other line is E = lambda/(2 (pi)(epsolon o)(d)) (Note...- Silentwhale
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- Charged Electric Electric field Electricity Electricity and magnetism Field Lines Magnetism
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