Totally enclosed in an insulating sphere with a radius of 1.08 cm. 5x108 C the load is evenly distributed. Approximately how many kV is the potential at the surface of the sphere relative to the potential at infinity

Totally enclosed in an insulating sphere with a radius of 1.08 cm. 5x108 C the load is evenly distributed. Approximately how many kV is the potential at the surface of the sphere relative to the potential at infinity

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Chapter19: Electric Potential And Electric Field

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Problem 15PE: The electric field strength between two parallel conducting plates separated by 4.00 cm is 7.50 104...

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Totally enclosed in an insulating sphere with a radius of 1.08 cm.
5x108 C
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the load is evenly distributed. Approximately how many kV is the potential at the surface of the sphere relative to the potential at infinity?
O A) 87.7
O B) 41.7
O C) 11.8
OD) 52.9
E) 75.3

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