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How Does an Equilateral Triangle Affect Electric Fields on Its Axis?
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[QUOTE="various45, post: 5269828, member: 575321"] I mean the plane which splits in two the triangle from bottom to top vertically but I do not know how to write it, until now I was doing electric field in 3D with cylindric or spheric so it was also the same planes, here we have a triangle so I would say if we take cylindric coordinate (r; theta, z) the plane (r,z) splits vertically the triangle and it is the same [/QUOTE]
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