A point charge is located at the center of two thin, concentric, non-conducting spherical shells (both uniformly charged). The flux through a gaussian sphere of different radii (centered at point P) is as follows: = 1.6 x 106 Nm²/C (for r < ₁); = -2.1 x 106 Nm²/C (for r₁ r₂). What is the charge at point P? qp = What is the charge on shell 2? μC. C. Recall that 1 μC = 106 C. 92= 12. P 2

A point charge is located at the center of two thin, concentric, non-conducting spherical shells (both uniformly charged). The flux through a gaussian sphere of different radii (centered at point P) is as follows: = 1.6 x 106 Nm²/C (for r < ₁); = -2.1 x 106 Nm²/C (for r₁ r₂). What is the charge at point P? qp = What is the charge on shell 2? μC. C. Recall that 1 μC = 106 C. 92= 12. P 2