Question #255643

A uniformly charge ring with radius R and having line charge density λ kept in xy plane

with its centre at origin. Find electric field intensity E, for this ring at a height L on z axis.


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Expert's answer
2021-10-24T18:27:47-0400


We see that


r2=L2+R2, cosθ=L/r=L/L2+R2.r^2=L^2+R^2,\\\space\\ \cos\theta=L/r=L/\sqrt{L^2+R^2}.

Determine the electric field intensity:


dEz=kdq/r2cosθ=kxdq(L2+R2)3/2. Ez=kxdq(L2+R2)3/2=2πkλRL(L2+R2)3/2.\text dE_z=k·\text dq/r^2\cos\theta=\frac{kx\text dq}{(L^2+R^2)^{3/2}}.\\\space\\ E_z=\int \frac{kx\text dq}{(L^2+R^2)^{3/2}}=\frac{2\pi k\lambda RL}{(L^2+R^2)^{3/2}}.


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