1.12 Field from a hemispherical shell *** A hemispherical shell has radius R and uniform surface charge density o (see Fig. 1.34). Find the electric field at a point on the symmetry axis, at position z relative to the center, for any z value R from -o to ∞.

1.12 Field from a hemispherical shell *** A hemispherical shell has radius R and uniform surface charge density o (see Fig. 1.34). Find the electric field at a point on the symmetry axis, at position z relative to the center, for any z value R from -o to ∞.

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1.12 Field from a hemispherical shell ***
A hemispherical shell has radius R and uniform surface charge
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symmetry axis, at position z relative to the center, for any z value
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