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@liewliewliew , You must submit homework to an appropriate homwork forum and fill out the template, including your attempt at a solution.
The homework helpers won't help until you post your own attempt at a solution.
@liewliewliew , You must submit homework to an appropriate homwork forum and fill out the template, including your attempt at a solution.
The homework helpers won't help until you post your own attempt at a solution.
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Have you been introduced to Gauss law? Do you that there is no E field in a conductor in Electrostatics?
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