ind the Electric Field Intensity E at a point P separated by a Distance R (1,1,9) due to a)Single Charge (Assume Charge ) b)Finite Line wire (Assume Line Charge density ) c)Infinite Line wire (Assume Line Charge density) d)Circular Ring wire(Assume Line Charge density) e)Circular Sheet (Assume surface Charge density) Also Find D for all the above case for free space.

ind the Electric Field Intensity E at a point P separated by a Distance R (1,1,9) due to a)Single Charge (Assume Charge ) b)Finite Line wire (Assume Line Charge density ) c)Infinite Line wire (Assume Line Charge density) d)Circular Ring wire(Assume Line Charge density) e)Circular Sheet (Assume surface Charge density) Also Find D for all the above case for free space.

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Chapter6: Gauss's Law

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Problem 86AP: Two non-conducting spheres of radii R1 and R2 are uniformly charged with charge densities p1 and p2...

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