Electric Field of a Point Charge via Gauss' Law | Physics with Professor Matt Anderson | M18-03

Electric Field of a Point Charge via Gauss' Law | Physics with Professor Matt Anderson | M18-03

A point charge has spherical symmetry, so we want to use a Gaussian sphere in this problem. Let's see how Gauss' Law allows us to calculate the electric field quite easily. Physics with Professor Matt Anderson

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