electric field doubt
Can someone explain this to me? Isn't the electric field supposed to be lambda/2pi epsilon r and not lamba/4 pi epsilon r
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Last statement is just a typo
Ex is clearly λ/2πεr
I thought so too but then there's also this
Oh wait nvm I understand this image
Yes? There's no mistake.
Thanks
Anything else?
Not for now
Ill let you know after I complete all the derivations for electric fields
Ok
we good?
Yes sir
Sorry for replying late. I didnt see it until now
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