Determine the electric potential at a position z along the axis of a cone. The cone has uniform surface charge density σ, total height h and radius R at its top as shown. The relative proportions of the height and radius of the opening are such that the angle of the cone is 45°. You will not be able to evaluate the resulting integral analytically, so your final answer is the integral expression. (Please type answer no write hy hend)

Determine the electric potential at a position z along the axis of a cone. The cone has uniform surface charge density σ, total height h and radius R at its top as shown. The relative proportions of the height and radius of the opening are such that the angle of the cone is 45°. You will not be able to evaluate the resulting integral analytically, so your final answer is the integral expression. (Please type answer no write hy hend)

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter9: Moments And Products Of Inertia Of Areas

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