6. Shown below is a neutral spherical conductor with at total charge Q = +8.00 nC. It has an innerradius of 5.00 cm and an outer radius of 10.0 cm. A charge q = -3.00 nC is placed at the center%3Dof the hole.а.Find the area charge density of the outer surface of the conductor.b.Find the electric field at a point 7.00 cm from the charge.4= πrVsphere = tr³Note: AcircleAsphere = 4ar2= 4ur210.0 cm5.00 cm

(a) Let q denotes the point charge at the center of the hole, Q denotes the net charge on the…

6. Shown below is a neutral spherical conductor with at total charge Q = +8.00 nC. It has an inner radius of 5.00 cm and an outer radius of 10.0 cm. A charge q = -3.00 nC is placed at the center of the hole. а. Find the area charge density of the outer surface of the conductor. b. Find the electric field at a point 7.00 cm from the charge. Note: Acircle = tr² Asphere = 4tr2 Vsphere =tr³ 3 10.0 cm 5.00 cm

6. Shown below is a neutral spherical conductor with at total charge Q = +8.00 nC. It has an inner radius of 5.00 cm and an outer radius of 10.0 cm. A charge q = -3.00 nC is placed at the center of the hole. а. Find the area charge density of the outer surface of the conductor. b. Find the electric field at a point 7.00 cm from the charge. Note: Acircle = tr² Asphere = 4tr2 Vsphere =tr³ 3 10.0 cm 5.00 cm

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