PLEASE EXPLAIN In defining the coulomb's law IS IT NECESSARY TO MENTION THE CHARGES ARE POINT CHARGES IF YES,WHY?
Asked by | 20th Sep, 2012, 11:38: AM
Expert Answer:
If the charges are not point then it means that there is a whole voume or surface of charges thus in that case the surface/ volume is divided in many parts having a very small size and the total force is then derieved by sum of all charges to one another as the distance between each charges are now different.
Answered by | 20th Sep, 2012, 01:45: PM
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