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charlies1902
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So let's say a sphere has radius R and you want to find the e field where R>r and R is equal to or greater than r.
would the e field for R>r just be 0?
Wouldn't that also mean it's 0 for R is equal to or greater than r, or does it change because it's EQUAL or greater?
would the e field for R>r just be 0?
Wouldn't that also mean it's 0 for R is equal to or greater than r, or does it change because it's EQUAL or greater?