Suppose the radius of disc is R and positive charge is distributed uniformly on entire surface of disc. The value of surface charge density on its surface is σ. Sketch and explain the behavior (very close and very far) of the electric lines of force from the disc. NOTE:Explain step by step

Suppose the radius of disc is R and positive charge is distributed uniformly on entire surface of disc. The value of surface charge density on its surface is σ. Sketch and explain the behavior (very close and very far) of the electric lines of force from the disc. NOTE:Explain step by step

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