Problems 11-13 refer to the following situation. A nonuniform, but spherically symmetric, distribution of charge has a charge density p(r) given as follows: Problem 11: What is the constant po? Q TR³ a. Po and R are positive constants. The total charge of the distribution is Q. Problem 12: What is the E-field for r < R? 1 Qr b. 4πεo R3 a. b. Problem 13: What is the E-field for r > R? 1 Q b. 4π€o r² a. ) = {P. (72). Po 0, p(r) 20 TTR3 1 Qr² 4πεο R4 1 QR Απεο 13 C. r < R r≥R C. 3Q πTR3 Qr3 1 4περ R5 QR² 1 ATTEO r4 d. d. d. 4Q πTR3 Qr4 1 4π€ R6 1 QR³ Απεο 15

Problems 11-13 refer to the following situation. A nonuniform, but spherically symmetric, distribution of charge has a charge density p(r) given as follows: Problem 11: What is the constant po? Q TR³ a. Po and R are positive constants. The total charge of the distribution is Q. Problem 12: What is the E-field for r < R? 1 Qr b. 4πεo R3 a. b. Problem 13: What is the E-field for r > R? 1 Q b. 4π€o r² a. ) = {P. (72). Po 0, p(r) 20 TTR3 1 Qr² 4πεο R4 1 QR Απεο 13 C. r < R r≥R C. 3Q πTR3 Qr3 1 4περ R5 QR² 1 ATTEO r4 d. d. d. 4Q πTR3 Qr4 1 4π€ R6 1 QR³ Απεο 15

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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