A hollow conducting spherical shell has inner radius of 0.80 m and outer radius 1.20 m , as shown in the figure. The sphere carries a net charge of -5uC, then a point charge of +2µC is inserted at the center .The electric charge on the inner and outer spherical surfaces is: Select one: O a. -2.-3 pC O b.2.-3 uC OC. -2.3 µC d. 2.3 µC O e. -2.-5 uC

A hollow conducting spherical shell has inner radius of 0.80 m and outer radius 1.20 m , as shown in the figure. The sphere carries a net charge of -5uC, then a point charge of +2µC is inserted at the center .The electric charge on the inner and outer spherical surfaces is: Select one: O a. -2.-3 pC O b.2.-3 uC OC. -2.3 µC d. 2.3 µC O e. -2.-5 uC

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A hollow conducting spherical shell has inner radius of 0.80 m and outer radius 1.20 m, as shown in the figure. The
sphere carries a net charge of -5uC, then a point charge of +2µC is inserted at the center .The electric charge on the
inner and outer spherical surfaces is:
Select one:
O a. 2.3 pC
O b.2.3 uC
OC-23 µC
O d. 2.3 pC
O e. -2.-5 uC
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