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For the ring and point graph:
A. What is the value for the potential inside the ring? How did you get this value?
B. What is the value for the electric field inside the ring? How did you get this value?
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- In the figure below, we see a uniform plane charge distribution in a square of length L = 20 cm.Point p is a distance of 2.0 mm above the plane, near the center of the charge distribution(drawing is not to scale). The distance d indicated in the figure is 5.0 mm.A. Find |∆V| between points P and Q�.B. Which point is at the lower potential? Explain.a. Calculate the potential difference Vo - Va due to the infinite rod of uniform charge density X, as shown below. Perform this calculation by directly integrating the electric field over a path between a and b. I need to show all works step by step like physics and mathI need help for these questions, I am studying for the physics exam and I couldn't solve this questions which are in the study plan of physics-102. Thanks in advance.
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