A conducting sphere is to be charged by bringing in positive charge a little at a time until the total charge is Q. The total work required for this process is alleged to be proportional to Q2. Is this correct? Why or why not?
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A conducting sphere is to be charged by bringing in positive
charge a little at a time until the total charge is Q. The total work required
for this process is alleged to be proportional to Q2. Is this correct?
Why or why not?
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