consider a spherical shell with inner radius R1=0.40m and outer radius R2=1.1m. the hollow insider the shell contains no charge; and charge is distributed on the inside surface of the shell and within the shell itself. such that the electrical field inside the shell itself is everywhere outward pointing and of uniform constant magnitude 40 N/C What is the charge per unit volume at radius r=0.55m(within the material of the shell). Thanks

consider a spherical shell with inner radius R1=0.40m and outer radius R2=1.1m. the hollow insider the shell contains no charge; and charge is distributed on the inside surface of the shell and within the shell itself. such that the electrical field inside the shell itself is everywhere outward pointing and of uniform constant magnitude 40 N/C What is the charge per unit volume at radius r=0.55m(within the material of the shell). Thanks

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