(b) Use Gauss's Law to calculate the magnitude of the electric field E(r) at a distance r
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Can someone please help with the following questions? I've attached the pictures below. I appreciate it! For the problem that asks about the meaning of of p0, I already have the answer for that, I just need help with part b.
b. To calculate electric field from Gauss Law
From Gauss Law we have
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