A solid conducting sphere, which has a charge Q1 -28Q and radius ra-2.2R is placed inside a very thin spherical shell of radius rp - 6.7R and charge Q2 =14Q as shown in the figure below. Qz Ta Find the magnitude of the electric field at r=3.3. Express your answer using one decimal point in units 1 4TE0 of k where k = R2

A solid conducting sphere, which has a charge Q1 -28Q and radius ra-2.2R is placed inside a very thin spherical shell of radius rp - 6.7R and charge Q2 =14Q as shown in the figure below. Qz Ta Find the magnitude of the electric field at r=3.3. Express your answer using one decimal point in units 1 4TE0 of k where k = R2

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