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Field due to cavity in a conducting sphere

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Answered by sourabhyadavaps
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Answer: The electric field inside the cavity is going to be the superposition of the field due to the uncut sphere plus the field due to a sphere the size of the cavity with a uniform charge density of . The key to solve this problem is to calculate the electric field of each sphere in a different coordinate systems.

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Answered by mehakGhaloch
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significance notice that in the region ,the electric field due to a charge q placed on an isolated conducting sphere of radius R is identical to the electric field of a point charge q located at the centre of the sphere.

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