A 2.5-cm-diameter non-conducting sphere carries a total charge of 2.5 μC distributed uniformly throughout its volume. The electric potential on surface of the sphere is
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A 2.5-cm-diameter non-conducting sphere carries a total charge of 2.5 μC distributed uniformly throughout its volume. The electric potential on surface of the sphere is
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