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A system with a point charge at the origin with charge +Q is surrounded by a spherical dielectric shell with dielectric constant κ= 2.0. Select the figure below that correctly represents the electric field map for the system.
a) Figure a
b) Figure b
c) Figure c
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6.64x10-10 C/m2 |
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0 |
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-1.18x10-13 C/m2 |
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1.18x10-13 C/m2 |
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-6.64x10-10 C/m2 |
1) A system with a point charge at the origin with charge +Q is surrounded by...
1) 2) 3) A system with a point charge at the origin with charge +Q is surrounded by a spherical dielectric shell with dielectric constant κ= 2.0. Select the figure below that correctly represents the electric field map for the system. a) Figure a b) Figure b c) Figure c The figure shows three particles with charges Q1 and Q2 with the electric field lines shown. What is the ratio of Q1/Q2? O 1:4 O 1:1 08:4 2:4 04:1 Given...
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