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% Given Electric Field E
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Given values %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
row = 300*10^(-6) % C/m
row = 3.0000e-04
z = 0.05 %m
z = 0.0500
epsilon = 8.85*10^(-12)
epsilon = 8.8500e-12
R = 0.06
R = 0.0600
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% E = K * Q %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% K = (2*row*z/4*epsilon)%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
K = (2*row*z)/(4*epsilon)
K = 8.4746e+05
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Q &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
F = @(r) r.*(z.^2+r.^2).^(-3/2)
F = function_handle with value:
@(r)r.*(z.^2+r.^2).^(-3/2)
Q = quad(F,0,R)
Q = 7.1963
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% E = K*Q %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
E = K*Q
E = 6.0986e+06 = 6.0986 x 10^6 Volt/meter
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