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ridhima

if we wrap a charge by an insulator, is there a methord to come to know about the charge placed inside??

a square insulating sheet of side A and charge density $\delta\\$ are placed in a vaccum .how can we find out the electric field at a distance x.

but if the sheet is a conductor, then what will be the scenario....

and also if electric field is inversely proportional to r^3 then will the gauss laws be valid

plz explain

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Conjurer

How can we find out the field at a distance x "easily"?

indrajeet_bariar

i dont think there would be any difference whether the sheet is a insulator or conductor since the only difference is tht for conductor all the charges reside on the surface of the conductor but for a plane sheet of charge all the senario is same coz. there is only surface but not any interior part.

ridhima

cum on guys

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