4. Grraph of E(r): You should have found that the electric field inside and outside the sphere is: Qr 63 rsb Q where K = 1/4€. Evaluate the electric field at the following distances from the center r and complete the table below. Give answers in terms of Q and b which we assume are constants. Assume Q is positive. 72 r2b E T=0 E 3 Q Kb² N/W K Q b² K Use the table above to help complete the graph of E vs. r. Treat Q and b as constants. 0 r = b/4 0 b 20 E = K K r=b/2 h r = b 3b 2 r r = 2b 2.b 5b 2 r = 3b 3h

4. Grraph of E(r): You should have found that the electric field inside and outside the sphere is: Qr 63 rsb Q where K = 1/4€. Evaluate the electric field at the following distances from the center r and complete the table below. Give answers in terms of Q and b which we assume are constants. Assume Q is positive. 72 r2b E T=0 E 3 Q Kb² N/W K Q b² K Use the table above to help complete the graph of E vs. r. Treat Q and b as constants. 0 r = b/4 0 b 20 E = K K r=b/2 h r = b 3b 2 r r = 2b 2.b 5b 2 r = 3b 3h

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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Problem 43PE: (a) Find the electric field at x = 5.00 cm in Figure 18.52 (a), given that q = 1.00 C. (b) at what...

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