3. A spherical conducting shell with outer radius r. = 10 cm has a charge of 14 mC on its outer surface and a charged particle inside its hollow volume. The net charge on the shell is 10 mC. a. What is the charge on the inner surface of the shell? b. What is the charge of the particle inside the shell? c. What is the flux through a Gaussian sphere with radius R=15 cm and

3. A spherical conducting shell with outer radius r. = 10 cm has a charge of 14 mC on its outer surface and a charged particle inside its hollow volume. The net charge on the shell is 10 mC. a. What is the charge on the inner surface of the shell? b. What is the charge of the particle inside the shell? c. What is the flux through a Gaussian sphere with radius R=15 cm and

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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