#electric field
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See from that equation you're given
You can deduce that the distance of a point from origin
Can be represented as the square root of the LHS?
Getting it?
kinda yes kinda no
See kisi bhi point ki distance kaise likhte hain origin se?
Distance formula?
Coordinate geometry 10th ki?
yaad hai
my1 + my2 / (y1 + y2)
i think?
That's section formula
nhi yaad phir
And that too incorrect
2 saal purana baat hai
Hmm understandable ruko
gewgle karne do
Alright
So now you see the question
If we square root both sides in that given equation
Do we get the distance of any point on that sphere?
hn
subah try karungi ab solve
One thing notice karo
dimag fry ho chuka hai
...uhh
😭
Saying the the area vala vector is always?
Outwards
And r is in the direction of that
So you gotta take the positive one
Negative vala means you're going into the origin
Got my point?
Alright subah try karna
hn
Hmm
EF will be zero
equation of sphere hai so it will be sperical shell
inside spherical shell EF is zero are no field lines are present
hn ik but merko kaise pta chlega these points are in circle?
which points
X²+Y²=k is a circle
Similarly
X²+Y²+Z²=k is a 3d sphere
+solved @muted bobcat