Answer to Question #171817 in Electricity and Magnetism for Virginia

Question

On a plane at x = 1 the potential is V = V₀ and on a plane at x = m it is

V = Vm. Between these two planes the charge density is given as ρ=kx−1,with k > 0 being some constant. How do the potential and the electrostatic fields vary in the region between these two equipotential planes?

Answer 1

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