A region of space contains no charges. What can I say about V in the interior? A

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A region of space contains no charges. What can I say about V in the interior? A) Not much, there ells us that are lots of hroughout some se must be true possibilities for V(r) in there throughout this interior region (r)=0 everywhere the interior dor sure C)V(r)-constant everywhere in the interior is o charges. where. interior? h, there Two very strong (big C) ideal capacitors are well separated. If they are connected by 2 thin conducting wires, as shown, is this electrostatic situation physically stable? s for V(r) A)Yes B)No where the

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Potential will be constant inside/in the space.

When connected by 2 wires, it leads to recombination of charges and so zero net charge.

When connected by 1 wire, there is only 1 capacitor left and so situation is stable.

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