1. (a) An insulating sphere has radius R and uniform volume charge density p.Calculate the electric field at the point P which is inside (r < R) andoutside (r > R) of the sphere by using Gauss's law. Here r is the distancebetween the center of the sphere and the point P.(b) Discuss the possibility of choosing Gaussian surface other than the sphere.For instance what if you choose the cylindrical surface as a Gaussian sur-face, is it possible to use Gauss's law in order to calculate the electric fieldof a charged sphere? Explain your answer in detail.

Let the total charge be Q. The charge density is given. So, it can be written: ρ=Q43πR3 Now, if we…

Calculate the electric field at the point P which is inside outside (r > R) of the sphere by using Gauss's law. Here r is between the center of the sphere and the point P. Discuss the possibility of choosing Gaussian surface other tha For instance what if you choose the cylindrical surface as a C face, is it possible to use Gauss's law in order to calculate the of a charged sphere? Explain your answer in detail.

Calculate the electric field at the point P which is inside outside (r > R) of the sphere by using Gauss's law. Here r is between the center of the sphere and the point P. Discuss the possibility of choosing Gaussian surface other tha For instance what if you choose the cylindrical surface as a C face, is it possible to use Gauss's law in order to calculate the of a charged sphere? Explain your answer in detail.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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