The one dimensional potential V (x) for an electrostatic fields in a region of space which does not contain any charge has the form (in the following a and b are constants) (a) a sin bx (b) ae- (c) 2 ах b+ אa ()

The one dimensional potential V (x) for an electrostatic fields in a region of space which does not contain any charge has the form (in the following a and b are constants) (a) a sin bx (b) ae- (c) 2 ах b+ אa ()

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The one dimensional potential V (x) for an electrostatic fields in a region of space which does not contain any
charge has the form (in the following a and b are constants)
(a) a sin bx
(b) ae-
(c)
2
ах
b+ אa ()

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