FIND THE ELECTRIC POTENTIAL, V, DUE TO A UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED CHARGE, ON A RING OF RADIUS, R, AT ANY POINT ON THE VERTICAL AXIS THAT PASSES THROUGH THE CENTRE OF THE RING. USE YOUR ANSWER TO CALCULATE THE ELECTRIC FIELD DUE TO THE CHARGE DISTRIBUTION. ring

FIND THE ELECTRIC POTENTIAL, V, DUE TO A UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED CHARGE, ON A RING OF RADIUS, R, AT ANY POINT ON THE VERTICAL AXIS THAT PASSES THROUGH THE CENTRE OF THE RING. USE YOUR ANSWER TO CALCULATE THE ELECTRIC FIELD DUE TO THE CHARGE DISTRIBUTION. ring

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 22P

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FIND THE ELECTRIC POTENTIAL, V, DUE TO A UNIFORMLY DISTRIBUTED CHARGE, ONA RING OF RADIUS,
R, AT ANY POINT ON THE VERTICAL AXIS THAT PASSES THROUGH THE CENTRE OF THE RING. USE YOUR
ANSWER TO CALCULATE THE ELECTRIC FIELD DUE TO THE CHARGE DISTRIBUTION.
ring

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