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skygirl
·2009-01-18 01:03:21
see, it will depend on the position of 'x'.
case 1: if x < = R/2
E.4Πx2 = q/ε0
here, q=0.
so, potential (V=Ed) in this region = 0.
case 2 : if R/2 <x< R
q = find the charge containd 'within' the radius x.
then apply gauss law, find E.
then, V= Ex.
case 3 : if x> R
q= Q.
then similar steps as in case 2.
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msp
·2009-01-18 01:44:01
one doubt
is the sphere is conductor or a non conductor
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msp
·2009-01-18 01:45:51
if it is a conductor
then there will be electric field only x≥R
E4∩x2=Q/ε0
E=-dV/dx
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skygirl
·2009-01-18 01:58:00
hmm... point ....
tx sankara..
i actually dunno y ... din think abt it only ...
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msp
·2009-01-18 02:00:35
oops i am also wrong with my reasons
can u correct it sky