YULMSEnglish (en) -ش1 )32 3 PHYS( نظرية الكهرومغناطيسدard/ My courses / 1 äuyblie ähi (PHYS 332) 1 / chapter 2: Electrostatic / Quiz 1Time left 0:13:36A conducting spherical shell of inner radius a = 3 cm and outer radius b= 8 cm is charged by a total charge Q =charge q = 1.6T µe is placed at the center of the spherical shell.The surface charge density at the outer surface (in 10-3 c/m2) is:4.8T µc. A pointut ofO a. -1.78O b. 1.78O c. -0.25O d. 1.00O e. 0.25Next pageLecture 10: ElectrostaticsJump to.You are logged in as lage olu (Log out)PHYS 332 1

Inner Radius=a=3 cm=0.03 m Outer Radius=b=8 cm=0.08 m Total charge on shell=Qshell=4.8π μC Charge at…

A conducting spherical shell of inner radius a = 3 cm and outer radius b= 8 cm is charged by a total charge Q = 4.8 µc. A point charge q= 1.67 µc is placed at the center of the spherical shellThe surface charge density at the outer surface (in 10 c/m2) is: O a. -1.78 O b. 1.78 O C. -0.25 O d. 1.00 O e. 0.25

A conducting spherical shell of inner radius a = 3 cm and outer radius b= 8 cm is charged by a total charge Q = 4.8 µc. A point charge q= 1.67 µc is placed at the center of the spherical shellThe surface charge density at the outer surface (in 10 c/m2) is: O a. -1.78 O b. 1.78 O C. -0.25 O d. 1.00 O e. 0.25

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