A net charge of +Q is transferred to a spherical conducting shell of inner radius a and outer radius b. A point charge - q is placed in the center of the shell. What is the charge density on the outside of the conducting shell? ( a) σ-a/4 π b2 b a (b) o = -Q/4 n b? (c) o = (Q - q)/4 n b? (d) o = (Q + q)/4 n b² (e) o = (q – Q)/4 t b?

A net charge of +Q is transferred to a spherical conducting shell of inner radius a and outer radius b. A point charge - q is placed in the center of the shell. What is the charge density on the outside of the conducting shell? ( a) σ-a/4 π b2 b a (b) o = -Q/4 n b? (c) o = (Q - q)/4 n b? (d) o = (Q + q)/4 n b² (e) o = (q – Q)/4 t b?

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