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An electric charge Q = 2.1 nC is distributed uniformly throughout a nonconducting sphere of radius r = 0.045 m. Determine the electric field
- a) at 073 m and
- b) at 018 m from the center and present a graph of E vs distance from the center. SHOW ALL WORKS! Show a Diagram!!!
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