3-a: Suppose you put positive charge on an insulated metal box (actually, remove

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3-a: Suppose you put positive charge on an insulated metal box (actually, remove electrons from the box). Since it is a conductor, the charges will rearrange. - The greatest accumulation of charges will be

1.on the outside, at the corners on the inside,

2.at the corners on the outside,

3.in the center of an edge on the inside,

4.in the center of an edge on the outside,

5.at the center of a side on the inside,

6.at the center of a side

7.nowhere- the charges will be uniformly distributed

3-b: - The electric field inside the box will be

1.non-zero, the same everywhere

2.greatest near the center of one of the sides

3.greatest in the center of the box

4.zero everywhere

5.greatest near one of the corners

6.greatest near the center of one of the edges

1.non-zero, the same everywhere

2.greatest near the center of one of the sides

3.greatest in the center of the box

4.zero everywhere

5.greatest near one of the corners

6.greatest near the center of one of the edges

Explanation / Answer

nowhere- the charges will be uniformly distributed

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5. greatest near one of the corner

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