This is a theoretical problem: Imagine a disk of uniformly distributed charge Q with radius R in the plane Z-Y, with its center in the coordinate origin. There's a point P at a distance X (on the X axis). Now imagine a ring of uniformly distributed charge Q with radius R in the plane Z-Y, with its center in the coordinate origin. There's a point P at a distance X (on the X axis). Q, R, and P (thus X) are equal in both cases. Which of these is true for he electrical field on the point P: E(disk) < E(ring) E(disk) > E(ring) E(disk) = E(ring) E(disk) = E(ring)/2 The given information is not enough to make a comparison. Justify your answer for each possibility.

This is a theoretical problem: Imagine a disk of uniformly distributed charge Q with radius R in the plane Z-Y, with its center in the coordinate origin. There's a point P at a distance X (on the X axis). Now imagine a ring of uniformly distributed charge Q with radius R in the plane Z-Y, with its center in the coordinate origin. There's a point P at a distance X (on the X axis). Q, R, and P (thus X) are equal in both cases. Which of these is true for he electrical field on the point P: E(disk) < E(ring) E(disk) > E(ring) E(disk) = E(ring) E(disk) = E(ring)/2 The given information is not enough to make a comparison. Justify your answer for each possibility.

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