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September 08, 2020 • 14:49 pm 30 points
  • CSIR NET
  • Physical Sciences

Q find e and v at 0,0,- q(0,0,d) o (oro p(0,0,-d/2) -q(0,0,-d) this gives e 0 but actually as we know potential and field below the plane is zero. thus this exp

Q Find E and V at 0,0,- q(0,0,d) O (OrO p(0,0,-d/2) -q(0,0,-d) This gives E 0 but actually as we know potential and field below the plane is zero. Thus this expression only valid at z 0

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