The above system is a parallel plate capacitor system, but in one of the conductor plates there is adefect shaped like a ball with radius a. Without this defect the two conductors would be square inthe shape of the I side and the two conductors separated by a distance of d. The defect conductor isgrounded while the other conductor is made to have a certain potential so that it has a total chargeof Q. Take the coordinate center of the system at the central point of the ball defect and also use1 » d » a. Specify1. Potential at any point between the two plates by using the shadow charge technique!Instruction: Separate the defective conductor into two parts, the conductor plate and theball conductor.2. Induced charge meeting on the surface of each part of the defect plate!3. The total load on each part of the disabled plate!

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The above system is a parallel plate capacitor system, but in one of the conductor plates t defect shaped like a ball with radius a. Without this defect the two conductors would be s the shape of the I side and the two conductors separated by a distance of d. The defect o grounded while the other conductor is made to have a certain potential so that it has a to of Q. Take the coordinate center of the system at the central point of the ball defect and a 1 » d » a. Specify 1. Potential at any point between the two plates by using the shadow charge technie Instruction: Separate the defective conductor into two parts, the conductor plate ball conductor.

The above system is a parallel plate capacitor system, but in one of the conductor plates t defect shaped like a ball with radius a. Without this defect the two conductors would be s the shape of the I side and the two conductors separated by a distance of d. The defect o grounded while the other conductor is made to have a certain potential so that it has a to of Q. Take the coordinate center of the system at the central point of the ball defect and a 1 » d » a. Specify 1. Potential at any point between the two plates by using the shadow charge technie Instruction: Separate the defective conductor into two parts, the conductor plate ball conductor.

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Chapter6: Gauss's Law

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