Q.4) Consider potential function as follows. Find the electric field of this potential form. The radius of the sphere R is constant. (In Turkish:Potansiyel fonksiyonu aşağıdaki gibi dikkate alınız. Bu potansiyeli oluşturan elektrik alanı bulunuz. ) -2 + 3- R2 Απε,R V(r) = Q rR

Q.4) Consider potential function as follows. Find the electric field of this potential form. The radius of the sphere R is constant. (In Turkish:Potansiyel fonksiyonu aşağıdaki gibi dikkate alınız. Bu potansiyeli oluşturan elektrik alanı bulunuz. ) -2 + 3- R2 Απε,R V(r) = Q rR

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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