3) The concentric spherical shells in figure contain chargesQi=2q at R1=b and Q;= -q at R2=2b. Use Gauss' Law tofind the electric fielda) for r2b.R4) For the configuration in question (3) find the electric potentiala) for r2b.Do not forget that the electric potential has to be continuous at the boundaries ofthe regions. 1) An electron of mass 10-30 kg and charge 1.6x1019 C is between oppositelycharged parallel plates which provide an electric field of 10³ V/m. Find theacceleration of the electron.2) If the parallel plates in question (1) are 1 cm apart, find the surface chargedensity of each plate. Do not forget to write the units for your answer.

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3) The concentric spherical shells in figure contain charges
Qi=2q at R1=b and Q;= -q at R2=2b. Use Gauss' Law to
find the electric field
a) for r<b,
b) for b<r<2b,
c) for r>2b.
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4) For the configuration in question (3) find the electric potential
a) for r<b,
b) for b<r<2b,
c) for r>2b.
Do not forget that the electric potential has to be continuous at the boundaries of
the regions.

1) An electron of mass 10-30 kg and charge 1.6x1019 C is between oppositely
charged parallel plates which provide an electric field of 10³ V/m. Find the
acceleration of the electron.
2) If the parallel plates in question (1) are 1 cm apart, find the surface charge
density of each plate. Do not forget to write the units for your answer.

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