Charge density is distributed as follows -2 µC/m³ for -2 <} < -1m, 2 µC/m³ for 1 <) <2 m, and p 0 elsewhere (a) Use Gauss's law to find D everywhere (b) Sketch D, vs ) %3D Answer: 17(a) < -2, D = 0, -2 < y< -1, D, = -2) - 4, -1 <} < 1, D, = -2, 1 <3 < 2, D, = 23 - 4, ) > 2, Đ = 0 (all in µC/m²),

Charge density is distributed as follows -2 µC/m³ for -2 <} < -1m, 2 µC/m³ for 1 <) <2 m, and p 0 elsewhere (a) Use Gauss's law to find D everywhere (b) Sketch D, vs ) %3D Answer: 17(a) < -2, D = 0, -2 < y< -1, D, = -2) - 4, -1 <} < 1, D, = -2, 1 <3 < 2, D, = 23 - 4, ) > 2, Đ = 0 (all in µC/m²),

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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