Potential of a Cube

Consider the potential V V and magnitude E E of an electric field at the vertex P P of a uniformly charged cube of side length 2 s . 2s. Now, a cube of side length s s (also with P P as a vertex) is removed from the larger cube.

The new potential and magnitude of the electric field at P P
are V x \dfrac{V}{x} and E y , \dfrac{E}{y}, respectively. What is 3 x y ? 3xy?


The answer is 8.

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1 solution

Parnab Ghosh
May 5, 2018

Let charge on the cube is 8q.Electric field due to bigger cube at P is E=8kq/((s/√2)^2) and due to smaller cube removed is £=kq/((s/2√2)^2) since charge on smaller cube is q. Hence due remaining cube at P ,we will subtract the two fields which comes out to be E/2.Same technique to be used for potential also.

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