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i have a couple of questions and evryone can answer and explain it to me..
1. what are the practical consequences of the observation that the electric field inside a hollow conductor is zero regardless of how much electric charge is placed on its outer surface? what does this imply regarding the safety of a person inside an automobile in a thunderstorm?
2. is the electric field inside an empty cavity in a conductor zero? Why or why not?
1. what are the practical consequences of the observation that the electric field inside a hollow conductor is zero regardless of how much electric charge is placed on its outer surface? what does this imply regarding the safety of a person inside an automobile in a thunderstorm?
2. is the electric field inside an empty cavity in a conductor zero? Why or why not?