Positive charge Q is distributed uniformly around a very thin conducting ring of radius a, as in (Figure 1). You measure the electric field E at points on the ring axis, at a distance from the center of the ring, over a wide range of values of x. Figure Q 0 dQ ds X dE P dE ya 1 of 3 > dE x Your results for smaller values of x are plotted in (Figure 3) as E/x versus x. Why does E/x approach a constan value as a approaches zero. Drag the terms on the left to the appropriate blanks on the right to complete the sentences. Ez = Ez Ez Ex Ez = Ez kQ x a = kQ (x²+a²) E = kQx a² = kQx (x²+a²) kQx Ez = a³ Ez kQ I a² E₂ x kQx a kQx (x²+a²)³/2 kQ a³ P Pearson = Reset Help The electric field along the axis a distance from the ring is For

Positive charge Q is distributed uniformly around a very thin conducting ring of radius a, as in (Figure 1). You measure the electric field E at points on the ring axis, at a distance from the center of the ring, over a wide range of values of x. Figure Q 0 dQ ds X dE P dE ya 1 of 3 > dE x Your results for smaller values of x are plotted in (Figure 3) as E/x versus x. Why does E/x approach a constan value as a approaches zero. Drag the terms on the left to the appropriate blanks on the right to complete the sentences. Ez = Ez Ez Ex Ez = Ez kQ x a = kQ (x²+a²) E = kQx a² = kQx (x²+a²) kQx Ez = a³ Ez kQ I a² E₂ x kQx a kQx (x²+a²)³/2 kQ a³ P Pearson = Reset Help The electric field along the axis a distance from the ring is For

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Chapter6: Gauss's Law

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