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Just outside a charged conductor with surface density σ, the field magnitude is
AEqual to σ/ε0
BEqual to Q/ε0
CDirected inwards
DZero everywhere
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Equal to σ/ε0
The field next to a conductor surface is normal to it and has magnitude σ/ε0.
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