13 A sphere of radius 2a with a spherical cavity of radius a is made of a nonconducting material that has a uniform volume charge density ρ (>0). The magnitude of electric field at the location (0, 3a) is A) keπρa^2/27 B) 3keπρa/9 C) 32keπρa/27 D) 12keπρ^2a^3/27 E) 23keπρa/27
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Problem 13 A sphere of radius 2a with a spherical cavity of radius a is made of a nonconducting material that has a uniform volume charge density ρ (>0). The magnitude of electric field at the location (0, 3a) is
A) keπρa^2/27
B) 3keπρa/9
C) 32keπρa/27
D) 12keπρ^2a^3/27
E) 23keπρa/27
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