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... forces of Coulomb . 1.2 Electric Field Although the thing that eventually gets measured is a force , it is useful to introduce a concept one step removed from the forces , the concept of an electric field due to some array of charged ...
... forces of Coulomb . 1.2 Electric Field Although the thing that eventually gets measured is a force , it is useful to introduce a concept one step removed from the forces , the concept of an electric field due to some array of charged ...
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... force , according to Coulomb's law , is : - སྱཱ ( ) ( 1-4 ) | F | = a2 y2 ( 2.6 ) For large separations the force is an inverse cube law , but close to the sphere it is proportional to the inverse square of the distance away from the ...
... force , according to Coulomb's law , is : - སྱཱ ( ) ( 1-4 ) | F | = a2 y2 ( 2.6 ) For large separations the force is an inverse cube law , but close to the sphere it is proportional to the inverse square of the distance away from the ...
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... force on a point charge q due to an insulated , conducting sphere of radius a carrying a total charge Q. Positive values mean a repulsion , negative an attraction . The asymptotic dependence of the force has been divided out . Fy2 / q2 ...
... force on a point charge q due to an insulated , conducting sphere of radius a carrying a total charge Q. Positive values mean a repulsion , negative an attraction . The asymptotic dependence of the force has been divided out . Fy2 / q2 ...
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