Question #252098

A metal sphere with radius 0.035 m has a charge 5 x10-6 C at its surface. Find the electric field E at the surface, the field at 0.02m out of the surface and the field at 0.02 m within the surface.


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Expert's answer
2021-10-18T11:11:40-0400

The field at the center is


E0=kq/R2=3.7107 V/m.E_0=kq/R^2=3.7·10^7\text{ V/m}.

The field at 0.02 m out of the surface:


E1=kq/(R+r1)2=1.5107 V/m.E_1=kq/(R+r_1)^2=1.5·10^7\text{ V/m}.

The field inside the surface of a conducting metal sphere is zero.


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