Clause 2. If the equation of electric field intensity of infinitely wide conductor plates is 280 where 4 is the charge density on a flat surface. 2.1 Find the electric charge on the surface (when the electric charge is evenly distributed, the measured value is 1.4 coulombs per square meter. On the plate, infinite conductor charge In the sub-conductor area, this sheet measures 25 x 65 square centimeters. 2.2 Electric field intensity at the point from the center of this charge plate is a distance of 3.1 micrometers.

Clause 2. If the equation of electric field intensity of infinitely wide conductor plates is 280 where 4 is the charge density on a flat surface. 2.1 Find the electric charge on the surface (when the electric charge is evenly distributed, the measured value is 1.4 coulombs per square meter. On the plate, infinite conductor charge In the sub-conductor area, this sheet measures 25 x 65 square centimeters. 2.2 Electric field intensity at the point from the center of this charge plate is a distance of 3.1 micrometers.

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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