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A circular plastic disk with radiusR=2.00cmhas a uniformly distributed chargeQ=+(2.00×106)eon one face. A circular ring of widthis centered on that face, with the center of that width at radiusr=0.50cm. In coulombs, what charge is contained within the width of the ring?

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The charge contained within the width of the ring is.2.4x1016 C

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The given data

  • Radius of the disk,R=2.00 cm
  • Charge distributed uniformly on one face of the disk,Q=+(2.00x106)e
  • Width of the circular ring, centered on one face isw=30 μm
  • Radius of the ring,r=0.50cm
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Understanding the concept of electric field 

Using the concept of surface charge density, the relation on a surface with the density at that surface can be given. This determines the charge contained in the width of the ring.

Formula:

The surface charge density of a distribution, σ=dq/dA (i)

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Calculation of the charge within the width of the ring

We know that the area of the circular disk is given as:

A=πr²

dA=2πrdr…… (a)

Now, the charge of an infinitesimal chargedqis given using this small area value and equation (i) as:

role="math" localid="1661915197346" dq=QπR22πrdr

Now, substituting the given values in the above equation fordrbeing the width of the ring, we get the charge in the width as:

dq=2×106×1.6×1019Cπ(0.02m)22π(0.005 m)(30×106 m)=2.4x1016 C

Hence, the value of the charge in the width is.2.4x1016 C

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