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An introduction to the theory of electricity, with numerous examples (1876)

Cumming, Linnaeus, 1843- · London, Macmillan and co. · leaf 86

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ntity Q of electricity, B the inner and G the outersurface of the spherical shell, which is charged with (^ unitsof electricity. PROBLEMS IN STATICAL ELECTRICITY. C9 Now we have to consider not onlythe distribution of Q on A, and Q onG, but also the charge induced on B,which will be, by Art. 68,… … A OA Q , Q+QOB^ OG The potential just outside G is the same as if all theelectricity were collected at 0 and .*. = „ J*^ . Thus we see that if Vj be the potential within A, andVg the potential at G, F. rr Q Q Q Q Again,if F^-F, = l, Q=C; BR G: B -B Thus we see that ii B — B be sufficiently…

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