6. A spherical capacitor is composed of a solid conducting sphere concentric with a larger spherical conducting shell. The inner conductor has positive total charge Q and radius R. The outer conductor has negative total charge -Q, inner radius 3R, and outer radius 4R. The space between the conductors is filled with two spherical dielectric shells. The dielectric in the region R

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6. A spherical capacitor is composed of a solid conducting sphere concentric with a larger spherical
conducting shell. The inner conductor has positive total charge Q and radius R. The outer conductor
has negative total charge -Q, inner radius 3R, and outer radius 4R. The space between the
conductors is filled with two spherical dielectric shells. The dielectric in the region R <r < 2R has
dielectric constant K₁ = 6, and the dielectric in the region 2R <r < 3R has dielectric constant
K₂ = 2.
4R
3R
2R
(a) Find the electric field in the regions R < r < 2R and 2R < r < 3R.
(b) Find the capacitance of this capacitor.
(c) Find the bound surface charge density located at r = R, r = 2R, and r = 3R.
Transcribed Image Text:6. A spherical capacitor is composed of a solid conducting sphere concentric with a larger spherical conducting shell. The inner conductor has positive total charge Q and radius R. The outer conductor has negative total charge -Q, inner radius 3R, and outer radius 4R. The space between the conductors is filled with two spherical dielectric shells. The dielectric in the region R <r < 2R has dielectric constant K₁ = 6, and the dielectric in the region 2R <r < 3R has dielectric constant K₂ = 2. 4R 3R 2R (a) Find the electric field in the regions R < r < 2R and 2R < r < 3R. (b) Find the capacitance of this capacitor. (c) Find the bound surface charge density located at r = R, r = 2R, and r = 3R.
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