What Are N.E.I and T.N.E.I in Electric Induction?

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Normal Electric Induction (N.E.I) refers to the electric field generated by a charged object in its vicinity, while Total Normal Electric Induction (T.N.E.I) encompasses the overall effect of this field, including contributions from multiple sources. N.E.I is typically analyzed in the context of electrostatics, focusing on the influence of a single charge. T.N.E.I is more comprehensive, considering interactions between various charges and their combined electric fields. Understanding these concepts is crucial for studying electromagnetic theory and applications in physics. The discussion emphasizes the importance of these terms in the context of electrostatics and electromagnetic studies.
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what is normal electric induction (N.E.I) and total normal electric induction (T.N.E.I) please elaborate the idea.



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