A Q = 2.1 μC point charge is located at the center of a charged hollow metal sphere with inner and outer radii of r₁ = 1.20 m and r₂ = 1.35 m. The charge on thesphere is twice that of the point charge.d₂d₂(a) What are the electric fields at the 3 distances d₁ = 1.09 m, d₂ = 1.29 m, and d3= 1.48 m from the center of the sphere?xE₁ = What is the charge enclosed inside a gaussian surface of radius d₁? What is the electric field at any point on this gaussian surface due to thischarge? N/CE₂ = 0✔ N/CXE3 =What is the charge enclosed inside a gaussian surface of radius d3? What is the electric field at any point on this gaussian surface due to thischarge? N/C(b) Determine the charge on the side surface of the metal sphere.UC(c) Determine the charge on the outer surface of the metal sphere.με

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