Will the Electric field be zero inside a circle of infinite charges?

[electromania]

If you arrange infinite amount of charges in a circle, will the electric field anywhere within the circle be zero?

 

[Doc Al]

If you arrange infinite amount of charges in a circle, will the electric field anywhere within the circle be zero?

No. The field within a uniform circle of charge is not zero everywhere, as it would be within a uniform spherical shell of charge.

 

[electromania]

But why is the electric field in a circular conductor always zero, aren't the charges arranged in the same way?

 

[Doc Al]

But why is the electric field in a circular conductor always zero,

Under electrostatic conditions, the field within the conducting material itself will be zero, no matter what the shape of the conductor.

aren't the charges arranged in the same way?

Say you have a conducting wire in the shape of a circle, which you charge. The charge will arrange itself on the outer surface of the conductor such that the electric field within the material will be zero. But inside the circle is not part of the conducting material. The field within the circle will not necessarily be zero.