A Conductive wire B The two conductive spherical shells A, B in the figure with internal radii a = 7cm and b = 3cm, respectively, are placed at sufficiently far from each other. The two spheres are connected by a conductive wire. The charge q = +10µC was placed in the center of the left one of the initially uncharged spheres. Find surface charge densities of both spheres. (t = 3) a) OA 84 \cm2) , OR .cm- 36 1 = - b) OA 48 \cm2. 1 96 \cm2 c) OA () , B - 120 \em2 60 \cm2 d) OA OB 144 \em2. = - 72 \cm2 1 e) oA 216 \em2 24 \em2 -18-18--3-1: ||

A Conductive wire B The two conductive spherical shells A, B in the figure with internal radii a = 7cm and b = 3cm, respectively, are placed at sufficiently far from each other. The two spheres are connected by a conductive wire. The charge q = +10µC was placed in the center of the left one of the initially uncharged spheres. Find surface charge densities of both spheres. (t = 3) a) OA 84 \cm2) , OR .cm- 36 1 = - b) OA 48 \cm2. 1 96 \cm2 c) OA () , B - 120 \em2 60 \cm2 d) OA OB 144 \em2. = - 72 \cm2 1 e) oA 216 \em2 24 \em2 -18-18--3-1: ||

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