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Transcribed Image Text:4. A dielectric sphere located in the origin of a spherical coordinate with a radius of R. The sphere has a
P = a,r" (m2 0). Find (a) the volume charge density of the sphere and sphere surface
polarization density
charge density and (b) electric potential in all regions.
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