A metal sphere has an electrical charge of -2*10 ^- 6 C. Calculate the magnitude and...

A metal sphere has an electrical charge of -2*10 ^- 6 C. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the E field at a point 10cm to the right of the sphere.

Expert Solution

Here we are going to use the gauss law, we will draw an imaginary gaussian surface around the given charged sphere having radius r=10cm.After applying gauss law to this gaussian surface, we will calculate magnitude of electric field at given point.

genius_generous answered 3 years ago

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