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Transcribed Image Text:Consider a uniformly charged solid sphere of radius R carrying total charge Q.
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V(R) =
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Derive an expression for the electric potential V(R) on the
surface of the sphere?
Enter your expression in terms of given quantities, the
permittivity of free space €0, and rational and exact irrational
numbers. Assume that the zero reference point for the
potential is at the center of the sphere
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