What is the new charge density on the outside of the
sphere? Calculate the strength of the...
What is the new charge density on the outside of the
sphere? Calculate the strength of the electric
field just outside the sphere? What is the electric flux through a
spherical surface just inside the inner surface of the sphere?
A nonconducting sphere of radius R carries a volume charge
density that is proportional to the distance from the center:
Rho=Ar for r<=R, where A is a constant; Rho = 0 for r>R
a) Find the total charge on the sphere
b) Find the electric field inside the charge distribution.
c) Find the electric field outside the charge distribution.
d) Sketch the graph of E versus r.
An insulating sphere with radius R1 and density by uniform
charge ρ1 is placed in the center of a thin shell spherical with
radius R2 and surface charge density uniform σ2. Here are the known
parameters: R1 = 0.2 m R2 = 0.6 m ρ1 = 6 µC / m3 E = 0 everywhere
outside the thin shell a) Using the Gauss theorem, calculate the
value of the parameter σ2 in nC / m2 . b) Using the Gauss theorem,...
Shown is a uniformly charged inner insulating sphere with radius
a and with charge density given by
ρ =
ρ0(r3/a3).
Outside of it is a conducting shell of inner radius
b and outer radius
c. This spherical shell also has double
the charge of the inner non-conducting sphere. (So, if the inner
sphere had charge “+Q”, the outer shell has charge
“+2Q”.)
The space between the sphere and the shell is empty.
a) Describe/draw the charge distribution on the outer...
An insulating sphere of radius a has charge density
ρ(r) = ρ0r2, where
ρ0 is a constant with appropriate units. The
total charge on the sphere is -3q. Concentric with the
insulating sphere is a conducting spherical shell with inner radius
b > a and outer radius The total charge on
the shell is +2q. Determine
(a) The magnitude of electric field at the following
locations:
(i) r < a; ii) a < r < b; (iii) b
< r <...
consider a charge Q distributed through out a sphere of radius R
with a density: rho= A(R-r) where rho is in Coulombs/m^3
0<r<R
determine the constant A in terms of Q and R
Calculate the electric field inside and outside of the
sphere
A non conducting sphere of radius R and uniform volume charge
density is rotating with angular velocity, Omega. Assuming the
center of the sphere is at the origin of the coordinate system, a)
what is the magnitude and direction of the resulting magnetic field
on the z axis for any arbitrary z distance away from the origin
when z > R? b) same question as part a) but for z < R? Omega
of the rotating sphere on the extra...
A metal sphere of radius a has a uniform (free) charge
density σf on its surface. The permittivity of the
dielectric region surrounding the sphere varies as , where
r is the radial coordinate.
(1 pts) Determine the polarization P and electric field
intensity E inside the sphere.
(3 pts) Determine the polarization P and electric field
intensity E in the dielectric.
(5 pts) Calculate all bound charge densities, ρb and
σb. Is the dielectric homogeneous?
(1 pts) Test whether...
A sphere of radius R has a radius dependent charge density ρ = B
· r3 in terms of R and B.
Calculate the potential as a function of r from the center of
the sphere.
A sphere of radius R1 has a volume charge density given by row =
Mr where r is the radial distance from the center of the sphere.
The sphere is surrounded by an uncharged metal shell out to radius
R2.
1) Determine an expression in terms of the constants given for
the total charge Q in the sphere of charge density
2) Determine an expression for the electric field in the three
regions r < R1, R1 < r <...