When the electric flux is maximum, minimum or zero. State in words Gauss\'s Law
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When the electric flux is maximum, minimum or zero. State in words Gauss's Law and write the formula. In what kind of problems can be applied? What is a Gaussian Surface? Give two examples of Gaussian surface (different in shape) for the problem of finding the electric field of an infinite plane uniformly charged? What is a capacitor and how the potential difference and total charge are related? For the parallel plate capacitor: Compare the following quantities in the case of a dielectric inserted between the plates and without it: -Electric field: -Electric potential: -Capacitance:Explanation / Answer
Step 1
When electric flux become maximum minimum or zero
Let E= electric field , A= cross-sectional area and Ø = electric flux
ß= angle between the Area and electric field
then Ø= EAcos(ß)
now when ß= 00 , then Ø= maximum
and when ß=900then Ø= 0
Step 2
Gauss's law
the total of the electric flux out of a closed surface is equal to the charge enclosed by the closed surface divided by the electric permitivity
Ø= Q/e0
this law is applied to find out electric field
Step 3
any closed surface which enclosed all charge particle is known as the Gaussian surface
Example of Gaussian surface are cylindrical surface and spherical surface
Step 4
capacitor is an electronic component which can store the electric charge
capacitance =C total charge =Q, potential difference =V
relation , C=Q/V
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