Parametrize the surface of a sphere of radius R center at the origin using Knowledge of...
Question: A sphere of radius 1m is centered at the origin and has a density that varies with distance outward from the origin as p(r) = 2000 kg exp(- ). (r is the distance to a particular point within the sphere from the origin, and this says that the density is 2000 kg in the center and about 736 kg at the surface) What is the total mass of the sphere? Hint: you'll obviously have to set-up and do an...
A conducting sphere with radius R is centered at the origin. The sphere is grounded having an electric potential of zero. A point charge Q is brought toward the sphere along the z- axis and is placed at the point ะ-8. As the point charge approaches the sphere mobile charge is drawn from the ground into the sphere. This induced charge arranges itself over the surface of the sphere, not in a uniform way, but rather in such a way...
Use cylindrical coordinates to work out the volume of a ball of radius 1, and to find the center of mass of the upper half of of the ball. (If you take the hemisphere to have its origin at (0,0,0) and it's base in the XY-plane the z-coordinate of the center of mass is the "average value of z" over the hemisphere, or the total moment divided by the volume.) Parametrize the upper hemisphere using cylindrical coordinates and find it's...
2. Consider the circle of radius 9 centered at the origin in the ry-plane. It can be described by the equation 2 +y2 81. The sphere of radius 9 centered at the origin can be created by rotating the curve y v81- about the a-axis. (a) The volume of the sphere can be calulated using a definite integral. Set up that definite integral, but do not solve it. (b) Complete the calculation of the integral. 2. Consider the circle of...
A sphere of radius R and surface charge density η is positioned with its center a distance 2R above a horizontal infinite plane with the same surface charge density η. Write the electric field on the line perpendicular to the plane and passing through the center of the sphere (in between the plane and the surface of the sphere)
Tangent plane to a sphere: Consider the sphere of radius R centered on the origin in 3 dimensions. Now consider the point o = Doi+yoj + zok. Write the equations for any two (non-parallel) planes which pass through both the point to and the origin. Using these planes, write the equation for the tangent plane of the sphere at the point to. (Hint: think about how the tangent plane of a sphere must be perpendicular to a line connecting the...
Parameterize the following surfaces in R3. Describe if the surface is open or closed. If the surface is open, give a parameterization of its boundary, 6. Parametrize the following surfaces in R3. Describe if the surface is open or closed. If the surface is open, give a parametrization of its boundary (positively oriented). (a) The part of the plane z - 2y 3 inside the cylinder 2 y16 (b) The sphere of radiuscentered at the origin. (c) The part of...
Parametrize, including bounds, the quartersphere portion of the surface of Q from problem [10] (Hint: Use o and 8 as your parameters). Evaluate the integral /ez dV where is the quarter of the unit sphere inside 2.2 + y2 + 2 = 1, with 0 < x < 1 and 0 <=<1.
Problem 1: Dipole moment. We have a sphere of radius R with a uniform surface charge density +ao over the northern hemisphere, and -oo over the southern hemisphere (oo is a positive constant). There are no other charges present inside or outside the sphere. Compute the dipole moment p of this charge distribution assuming the z-axis is the symmetry axis of the distribution. Does p depend on your choice of origin? Why or why not? Are any components of p...
Problem 1: A grounded metal sphere with radius R is located at the center of a linear dielectric sphere with radius 2R. The dielectric has a relative permittivity of &r. The composite sphere is exposed to some external fields, which create a potential V-α cosa where α is a constant Find the electric field and the electric displacement in the dielectric, i.e. R<rc2R. Hint: Use the appropriate boundary (surface) conditions to solve for the potential in that region in terms...