Physics, 11.06.2021 23:50, haleylayne74
Describe your results from this simulation including a screenshot as well as a written description of what you expect the equipotential surfaces and the electric field to look like in this region. Be as QUANTITATIVE as possible. Be sure to also address the question below in your description: (a) Are the equipotential lines approximately equally spaced or does the spacing change? (b) What would this imply about the electric field at different locations between the conductors?
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