A uniformly charged ring of charge +Q and radius R lies in the x-y plane, and at some point along the axis of the ring a distance z from the center you measure the magnitude of the electric field E. Replacing the ring with a solid disk having the same Q and R, you would measure o a. Edisk < Ering a b. can't determine -- it depends on the distance z O c. Edisk = Ering o d. Eisk > Ering

A uniformly charged ring of charge +Q and radius R lies in the x-y plane, and at some point along the axis of the ring a distance z from the center you measure the magnitude of the electric field E. Replacing the ring with a solid disk having the same Q and R, you would measure o a. Edisk < Ering a b. can't determine -- it depends on the distance z O c. Edisk = Ering o d. Eisk > Ering

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A uniformly charged ring of charge +Q and radius R lies in the x-y
plane, and at some point along the axis of the ring a distance z from the center you measu
re
the magnitude of the electric field E. Replacing the ring with a solid disk having the same Q and
R, you would measure
D a. Edisk < Ering
a b. can't determine -- it depends on the distance z
O c. Edisk = Ering
o d. Edisk > Ering

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