We place a point charge q at the center of a sphere of radius R. This results in an electric field E at the surface of the sphere and a flux passing through it. If we change the radius of the sphere to R' = 2R, what happens to the electric field E' at the surface and he flux o' passing through this new sphere? Surface area A = 4TR², Volume V = nR³. a) E' = and D' 4E and '= 0 b) E' d) E' = c) E' = and p' = R 01x 4 and ' = 80

We place a point charge q at the center of a sphere of radius R. This results in an electric field E at the surface of the sphere and a flux passing through it. If we change the radius of the sphere to R' = 2R, what happens to the electric field E' at the surface and he flux o' passing through this new sphere? Surface area A = 4TR², Volume V = nR³. a) E' = and D' 4E and '= 0 b) E' d) E' = c) E' = and p' = R 01x 4 and ' = 80

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