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2. A sphere of radius R has the dielectric constant e. The net charge on the sphere is zero but it has the polarization kr (C/m2) in spherical coordinates (k is a constant with the appropriate units). a) (12 points) Calculate the bound charge density pb (C/m3) and the surface bound charge density ơb (C/m2). b) (15 points) Calculate the E-field for rR and for r>R. Use Coulomb's law with the net bound charge density (volume and surface) as needed....
A dielectric sphere of radius a has a polarization P Kr2f. Find the electric field and electric displacement at distance r from center, a) for r < a (inside the sphere), and b) for r>a (outside the sphere)
Problem 4 A long teflon rod (which is a dielectric cylinder) of radius a has a permanent polarization set in it of P (s, φ, z-ksi where k is a constant, φ is the cylindrical azimuthal angle, and s is the usual cylindrical radius and s is the cylindrical radial unit vector. Neglect the ends of the rod, it can be considered to be infinite. a) Calculate the bound charges ơb and A-(the bound charge on the surface and in...
A dielectric sphere of radius a has a ”frozen in” polarization given by P (r) = krrˆ in standard spherical coordinates, with the origin of the coordinate system at the center of the sphere. (A) The sphere is surrounded by a conducting shell of inner radius a and outer radius b > a. The total charge on the conducting shell is zero. Is there an induced charge on the inner and outer surfaces of the conducting shell? If so, what...
2. A sphere of radius R has the diclectric constant e. The net charge on the sphere is zero but it has the polarization P-krf (C/n2) in spherical coordinates (k is a constant with the appropriate units) a) (12 points) Calculate the bound charge density ps(C/m3) and the surface bound charge density ơs(C/m2). b) (15 points) Calculate the E-field for R and for R. Use Coulomb's law with the net bound charge density (volume and surface) as oded. Which component(s)...
Pleasee I need the best answer! A point charge q is placed in the center of a solid dielectric sphere of radius R and permittivity e constant. Assume that the dielectric material of the sphere is linear and that the point charge in the center of the sphere is the only free charge a Determine the electrical displacement inside and outside the sphere. b. Determine the electric field inside and outside the sphere c. Determine the polarization vector using (1)...
(a) For a linear dielectric, the polarization P can be written in terms of the electric field E as P = EoXE. Using this, show that the electric displacement can be written as D= EE where e is the permittivity. (b) Consider the interface between two dielectric materials, which has a free surface charge of. (bi) Using Gauss's law for materials, show that Dabove – Debelow = of where Dabove and Dbelow are the perpendicular (to the interface) components of...
Please Show steps, Thanks in advance :) 1. A solid sphere with a diameter of 120 cm has a total positive charge of 200 p/C uniformly distributed throughout its volume. (a) Calculate the intensity of the electric ficld at the center of the sphere. (b) Calculate the clectric field at a distance 10 em from the center of the sphere. (c) Calculate the electric field at a distance 100 em from the center of the sphere. (d) Where is the...
A homogeneous dielectric sphere, of radius a and relative permittivity Er, is situated in air. There is a free volume charge density ρ(r)-Po r/a (0 a) throughout the sphere volume, where r is the distance from the sphere center (spherical radial coordinate) and po is a constant. (a) Determine the electric displacement vector D for 0 r 〈 00, (b) what is the electric field inside the sphere (0 r a)? (c) What is the electric field outside the sphere...
A sphere of radius R carries a polarization P(r)=krsin(theta) {vector sign above p and r} where k is a constant and r(vector sign above it) is the vector from the center. (a) Calculate the bound charges ?b and ?b .(b) Calculate the total bound charge on the sphere.