A thin non-conducting spherical shell of radius R caies a total charge of Q which is uniformly distributed. a) What is the electric field and potential for r> R? b) What is the electric field and potential for r

A thin non-conducting spherical shell of radius R caies a total charge of Q which is uniformly distributed. a) What is the electric field and potential for r> R? b) What is the electric field and potential for r

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A thin non-conducting spherical shell of radius R caies a total charge of Q which is uniformly distributed.
a) What is the electric field and potential for r> R?
b) What is the electric field and potential for r<R?
c) What is the surface charge density?

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