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There is a positive charge located at the center of a cube.
are the intersections of the field lines with a side of the box uniformly distributed across that side? (can someone also give a clear definition of what uniformly distributed means?)
describe how the field lines for the positive point charge appear to be distributed when the region over which you look becomes sufficiently small.
thank you for any input. I've been up for hours on this wonderful crap :)
are the intersections of the field lines with a side of the box uniformly distributed across that side? (can someone also give a clear definition of what uniformly distributed means?)
describe how the field lines for the positive point charge appear to be distributed when the region over which you look becomes sufficiently small.
thank you for any input. I've been up for hours on this wonderful crap :)