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Why is the concept of continuous charge distribution often preferred in practical situations?

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CBSE
Class 12
Physics
Physics Part - I
ELECTRIC CHARGES AND FIELDS
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Why is the concept of continuo...

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Why is the concept of continuous charge distribution often preferred in practical situations?

1

It ignores all micro-level behaviors

2

It simplifies calculations for large charge amounts

3

It accounts for Coulomb's law only

4

It only applies to solids

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