A solid insulating sphere of radius R =5.00 cm has a non-uniform charge density p = Por2, where r ismeasured from the center of the sphere and po is constant. Concentric with this sphere is a conductingspherical shell with inner radius a = 7.00 cm and outer radius b = 9.00 cm, having a net charge q = -1.00 µC.a) Find the value for the constant po (including units), given that the total charge on the insulating sphereis Q = 4.00 nC. Be sure to first derive expression in symbolic form in terms of Q, R. Box both thesymbolic expression and the final answer.b) Derive an expression for electric field forr < R. Box it.c) Derive an expression for electric field for R b. Box it.e) Draw an E vs. r graph and show the values for E at distances R, a, b.

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