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Brad_1234
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In a uniformly charged ring of radius r, if there is an imaginary line from the center of the ring extending outward
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At the center of the ring I am told the charges cancel so the net charge is zero. And at infinity, the charge is so small it approaches zero.
Going out from the ring, there is some point X where the charge is greatest.
Why does this effect take place? How to figure out the field energy lines that have an effect on point X?
tia
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At the center of the ring I am told the charges cancel so the net charge is zero. And at infinity, the charge is so small it approaches zero.
Going out from the ring, there is some point X where the charge is greatest.
Why does this effect take place? How to figure out the field energy lines that have an effect on point X?
tia