Problem 3Consider a ring and a disk parallel to each other with their centralaxes along a common line. The disk, located at the origin (pointO), has a uniform charge density σ =-5 nC/m² and radius Rdisk11 m. The ring, located at x=d, has a uniform charge Gring -1nc and radius Ring -9 m. The magnitude of the total electric fieldat the center of the ring (point A) is E-157 N/CDiskRingdӨFind the charge of the disk diskBFind the linear charge density of the ring Aring"Find the distance between the ring and the disk d=The total electric field vector Etat at x = d is in thedirection.The total electric field vector Etotal at x=d+2 is in thedirection.Find the electric field magnitude at point B located 9m from point A, due to the ring only Ering7.Find the electric field magnitude at x = 15 m from theorigin, due to the disk only Edisk

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Problem 3 Consider a ring and a disk parallel to each other with their central axes along a common line. The disk, located at the origin (point O), has a uniform charge density o-5 nC/m² and radius Rdisk 11 m. The ring, located at x=d, has a uniform charge Gring -1 nC and radius Rring 9 m. The magnitude of the total electric field at the center of the ring (point A) is E-157 N/C Disk Ring A B d Find the charge of the disk чdiak Find the linear charge density of the ring Aring" Find the distance between the ring and the disk d

Problem 3 Consider a ring and a disk parallel to each other with their central axes along a common line. The disk, located at the origin (point O), has a uniform charge density o-5 nC/m² and radius Rdisk 11 m. The ring, located at x=d, has a uniform charge Gring -1 nC and radius Rring 9 m. The magnitude of the total electric field at the center of the ring (point A) is E-157 N/C Disk Ring A B d Find the charge of the disk чdiak Find the linear charge density of the ring Aring" Find the distance between the ring and the disk d

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Chapter24: Gauss’s Law

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