Question 30 The Figure Below Shows Two Oppositely Charged Conducting Plates With An Equal Magnitude Of Surface Charge De 1 (53.05 KiB) Viewed 11 times
Question 30 The Figure Below Shows Two Oppositely Charged Conducting Plates With An Equal Magnitude Of Surface Charge De 2 (41.69 KiB) Viewed 11 times
Question 30 The figure below shows two oppositely charged conducting plates with an equal magnitude of surface charge densities to and -o. In the region between the sheets, where does the total electric field have the least magnitude? -O +0, + + + + + + + + 2 pts at the lower region directly below the surface of the conducting plane sheet with +a surface charge density. O the electric field magnitude is the same throughout that region. O at both the upper and lower regions that are directly above or below the surface of the conducting plane sheets with -o or + surface charge density, respectively. O halfway between the two conducting plane sheets. at the upper region directly above the surface of the conducting plane sheet with - surface charge dens Question 29 A Gaussian surface with rectangular shape has a positive point charge +q at its center, as shown in the figure below. If the dimensions of the rectangular box are doubled, the electric flux through the surface will 9 none of the given choices O increase by a factor 4 decrease by 1/4 be zero 2 pts O remain the same
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