3. The figure shows a ball of radius R centered about the origin and an infinite plane in the y-z plane. The ball has a constant charge density of P and the plane's constant surface charge density is o. Determine the electric field at x on the x axis (inside the ball). with R Eo Gausi Law .... E=S,IV&P -S, da EP-S,4ñr Jr 1. volume= dr=_4ür Aven: 2Y r da= 4Ñ r integual furm use Gaurs Lav 2 R drdedo Quuride Eo f i È - dà dr dy do for sphere for plene 165845R EuS D. add t 0 ->

3. The figure shows a ball of radius R centered about the origin and an infinite plane in the y-z plane. The ball has a constant charge density of P and the plane's constant surface charge density is o. Determine the electric field at x on the x axis (inside the ball). with R Eo Gausi Law .... E=S,IV&P -S, da EP-S,4ñr Jr 1. volume= dr=_4ür Aven: 2Y r da= 4Ñ r integual furm use Gaurs Lav 2 R drdedo Quuride Eo f i È - dà dr dy do for sphere for plene 165845R EuS D. add t 0 ->

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Chapter24: Gauss’s Law

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 24.46P: A thin, square, conducting plate 50.0 cm on a side lies in the xy plane. A total charge of 4.00 108...

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