Asked by blasting
a large thin conducting plate has a net charge q.
the charge density on each side of conducting plate is : q/2A
electric field on each side is :q/2epsilon=q/4Aepsilon
Does the charge on the right surface contribute to the electric field to the left of the plate?
the charge density on each side of conducting plate is : q/2A
electric field on each side is :q/2epsilon=q/4Aepsilon
Does the charge on the right surface contribute to the electric field to the left of the plate?
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Answered by
bobpursley
E on each side is indeed q/2epsiolon
No, E cannot transmit through a conductor.
No, E cannot transmit through a conductor.
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