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17 Apr 2007 00:12:09 IST

Subject: Re:field in a cavity

rajat (284)

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hey ok even if it is an insulator ,gauss law can still be applied (i hope so)

and accordingly the electric field is zero as the charge is zero (in the cavity )

light travels the fastest ??? NO
wherever light goes it always finds that darkness has already got there

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