A thin spherical conducting shellI (radius R) is filled up with a dielectric. What is the electric field at a distance R+1? Assume that the dielectric has a dielectric with dielectric constant K. а. 4Teo (R+1)? Q b. 4re(R+1)? Q C. 4TKE0 (R+1)? d. Zero

A thin spherical conducting shellI (radius R) is filled up with a dielectric. What is the electric field at a distance R+1? Assume that the dielectric has a dielectric with dielectric constant K. а. 4Teo (R+1)? Q b. 4re(R+1)? Q C. 4TKE0 (R+1)? d. Zero

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A thin spherical conducting shell (radius R) is filled up
with a dielectric. What is the electric field at a distance
R+1? Assume that the dielectric has a dielectric with
dielectric constant K.
а.
4TE0 (R+1)?
Q
b.
4me(R+1)
Q
С.
4TKE0 (R+1)
d. Zero

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