Consider a large block of conductive material, which has an empty spherical cavity within its radius...
Consider a large block of conductive material, which has an empty spherical cavity within its radius R. In this cavity, a point charge is located q at a distance d from the center. Using the image method, determine:
1) The electrical potential in every point of space.
2) The electric field in every point of space.
3) The distribution of induced loads on the surface of the conductor that defines the cavity
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