Consider the (infinite) midplane between two charges of equal magnitude and opposite signs. If the charges...
Consider the (infinite) midplane between two charges of equal magnitude and opposite signs. If the charges are +q and -q, what is the electric flux through this midplane?
I know the fields would cancel due to the opposite signs on (q), but the question below was added to this, can someone direct me on how to graph this problem using the parameters given by the part below?
****Assume that the room is 10 meters long and that the charge is in the middle of the room. You must be quantitative. Use your favorite plotting software to plot the flux.
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Consider the (infinite) midplane between two charges of equal
magnitude and opposite signs. If the charges...
Consider the (infinite) midplane between two charges of equal magnitude and opposite signs. If th...
Consider the (infinite) midplane between two charges of equal magnitude and opposite signs. If the charges are +q and -q, what is the electric flux through this midplane? **********Assume that the room is 10 meters long and that the charge is in the middle of the room. You must be quantitative. Use your favorite plotting software to plot the flux. Axes must be properly labeled with units and the graph should have a clear title***********(need help with the graphing part....
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