Consider the conducting spherical shell in free space, as shown in Figure 1. The center of the outer spherical surface is O,, and the center of the inner spherical surface is O₂. The radius of the inner and outer spherical surface is a and b, respectively. A point charge q is located inside the conducting shell, and its distance to point O, is d. 1. Find the value of the image charge of q and the distance between the image charge and O₂. 2. What is the total net charge in the conducting shell? 3. Describe the charge distribution on the outer spherical surface of the conducting shell. Find the potential inside the conducting shell. 01 b Figure 1

Consider the conducting spherical shell in free space, as shown in Figure 1. The center of the outer spherical surface is O,, and the center of the inner spherical surface is O₂. The radius of the inner and outer spherical surface is a and b, respectively. A point charge q is located inside the conducting shell, and its distance to point O, is d. 1. Find the value of the image charge of q and the distance between the image charge and O₂. 2. What is the total net charge in the conducting shell? 3. Describe the charge distribution on the outer spherical surface of the conducting shell. Find the potential inside the conducting shell. 01 b Figure 1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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