(100) A hollow sphere of radius .05 m contains a negative charge sitting right at its center. (The sphere itself is not charged.) The electric field everywhere on the surface of the sphere has the magnitude 3.0 x 10* N/C. Draw the sphere and show the electric field vectors on your drawing. What is the total electric flux through the surface of the sphere? How much charge does the sphere enclose? How much force would a +3µC charge feel if it where on the surface of the sphere?

(100) A hollow sphere of radius .05 m contains a negative charge sitting right at its center. (The sphere itself is not charged.) The electric field everywhere on the surface of the sphere has the magnitude 3.0 x 10* N/C. Draw the sphere and show the electric field vectors on your drawing. What is the total electric flux through the surface of the sphere? How much charge does the sphere enclose? How much force would a +3µC charge feel if it where on the surface of the sphere?

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(100) A hollow sphere of radius .05 m contains a negative charge sitting right at its
center. (The sphere itself is not charged.) The electric field everywhere on the surface of
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How much charge does the sphere enclose?
How much force would a +3µC charge feel if it where on the surface of the sphere?

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