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Electrical Engineering Exam Questions

This document discusses dielectric materials and some of their key electrical properties. It begins by stating that to verify the correctness of an answer, numerical data given must be checked computationally. It then lists several true/false statements about dielectrics and dielectric interfaces that must be identified as true or false. The document concludes by providing examples calculating different electrical quantities like charge density, electric field, electric displacement, and polarization for dielectric problems.

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Electrical Engineering Exam Questions

This document discusses dielectric materials and some of their key electrical properties. It begins by stating that to verify the correctness of an answer, numerical data given must be checked computationally. It then lists several true/false statements about dielectrics and dielectric interfaces that must be identified as true or false. The document concludes by providing examples calculating different electrical quantities like charge density, electric field, electric displacement, and polarization for dielectric problems.

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‫إلحتساب اإلجابة صحيحة يجب التحقق من اإلختيار حسابيا ً عندما يتم إعطاء بيانات رقمية‬
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‫𝑧𝑎‬ ‫𝑧𝑎‬ ‫𝑧𝑎‬ ‫‪az‬‬

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[B] State true (√) or false (×) and correct the false statements
(1) The dielectric strength is the maximum magnetic field that a dielectric can tolerate or withstand without

breakdown.
(2) Inside a conductor, the electric field intensity is changes with the position.

(3) A dielectric is an equipotential body.

(4) For a free-charged dielectric-dielectric interface, the tangential components of the electric flux density

in the two materials are equal.


(5) The charges can be either be created nor be destroyed.

A.

𝜌𝐿 = −10𝜋𝜀𝑜

𝜌𝑆 = 2𝜀𝑜

B.

A.

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B. that E1= 3ax – 4ay + 5az V/m is the structure shown by the following figure. Find:

a) D1 b) E2 c) P2 d) θ2
z
E2
εr2=1 θ2

x
θ1 εr1=2
E1

A.

B.

C.

A.

B.

C. μ χ

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