o. Now consider a neutral spherical conductor whose radius is 8 cm. There is a spherical hole cut out at the center of radius 1 cm. Imagine that a particle of charge -5 „C is placed at the center of this hole. How strong (what magnitude) is this particle's electric field a distance 4 cm away?

o. Now consider a neutral spherical conductor whose radius is 8 cm. There is a spherical hole cut out at the center of radius 1 cm. Imagine that a particle of charge -5 „C is placed at the center of this hole. How strong (what magnitude) is this particle's electric field a distance 4 cm away?

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