Gauss's law
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i am assuming that the area of both the sides are equal assuming charge on outer side of the x to be q1 and on the inner side of q-q1 charge on the inner side of y is -(q-q1) because if we draw a gaussian surface passing thru the conductore the electric field inside should be -(coz of conduction properties) charge on outer side=q-q1 the electric field at any pnt x or y =0 as it is inside the conductor so so q-q1=q solving we get q1=q2 so now we can get the all the answers easily |
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