A solid sphere of radius R and dielecti R. A point charge K has spherical cavity of radius 9, is placed in the cavity. Another charge q, is placed outside the sphere at a distance of r from 9.. then coulombic force of interaction between them is found to be F. When the same charges are separated by same distance in vacuum, the force of interaction between them is found to be F. then

A solid sphere of radius R and dielecti R. A point charge K has spherical cavity of radius 9, is placed in the cavity. Another charge q, is placed outside the sphere at a distance of r from 9.. then coulombic force of interaction between them is found to be F. When the same charges are separated by same distance in vacuum, the force of interaction between them is found to be F. then

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Chapter6: Gauss's Law

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