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aloshi
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The electric field strength E is defined as the number of Newton force that each Coulomb charging is affected by where it ends up in the electric field.
my question:
How can E be constant? distance does not play any role?
is it right to say:
E is the same (constant) if and only if there is a homogeneous electric field, or only, and only if the various charges are added at the same point as E becomes constant?
is it right?
my question:
How can E be constant? distance does not play any role?
is it right to say:
E is the same (constant) if and only if there is a homogeneous electric field, or only, and only if the various charges are added at the same point as E becomes constant?
is it right?