A point charge Q = -1µC is surrounded by a conducting (metallic) spherical shell of inner radius 3cm and outer radius 5cm. The metallic shell does not carry any access charges, but since is is made from a conducting material, electric charge can freely re-distribute themselves. ** *C (a) Find the magnitude and direction of the E-field 2cm from the point charge (point a in the picture). *a (b) What is the E-field 4cm from the point charge (point c in the picture).

A point charge Q = -1µC is surrounded by a conducting (metallic) spherical shell of inner radius 3cm and outer radius 5cm. The metallic shell does not carry any access charges, but since is is made from a conducting material, electric charge can freely re-distribute themselves. ** C (a) Find the magnitude and direction of the E-field 2cm from the point charge (point a in the picture). a (b) What is the E-field 4cm from the point charge (point c in the picture).

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