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Thank you We sneak and here's your shmoop du jour

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brought to you by conducting And we're talking about electricity

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Not think i waving a stick in front of the

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orchestra No conducting sphere with a radius of five meters

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is charged with a charge of twenty cool ums what's

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the magnitude of the electric field three meters from the

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centre of the sphere sign here Potential answers radiating electricity

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All right well this one might seem a little tricky

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Sorry but we like to mix it up a little

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sometimes Yeah zig where we should go back slap you

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with some peanut butter when you're thinking jelly You know

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that's what we're saying we're trying to make happen and

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just go with it All right So we have this

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severe it's pretty big ten meters across to be exact

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The question asked about the charge three meters from the

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centre of the sphere That means we're talking about what's

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going on inside the sphere Well inside this fear All

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the charged particles are running away from each other That

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that's because particles with like charges repel each other So

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the charged particles try to make a run for it

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We only get us faras the edge of the sphere

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of course but they're not hanging out in the middle

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Three meters in it's all relaxed in neutral and kind

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of chill there's no charge at all The correct answer

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is a that's it and we might like classical music

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More of the orchestra conductor didn t use electricity You 00:01:21.263 --> [endTime] definitely get the whole thing and more charged up

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