Law of gauss 1.Consider a disc of radius R with surface charge density σ(r, θ) =[...
Law of gauss
1.Consider a disc of radius R with surface charge density σ(r,
θ) =[ 2cos(θ)/r^ 2]+ [1C/πR^2].a) What is the electric field flow
through a closed surface S that completely encloses the disc?
b) Now a point load of -1C is placed near the surface S, but
outside it. What will be the total electric field flow through S in
that situation?
(S still contains the charged disk)
(c) If the point charge is now introduced into the surface S, what
will be the electric field flow through the surface S?
(S contains the disk and the point load)
Write down the problem step by step.
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