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The shaded regions in the figure below represent two neutral concentric conducting
spherical shells. The white regions represent vacuum. Two positive point charges q are
located as shown, and the interior point charge is located off-center.
a. Draw a picture of the electric field lines everywhere. Justify your answer.
b. Repeat (a) in the case where the two shells are connected by a wire so that they are at the same potential. Justify your answer.
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