Consider two concentric spherical shells with radii R₁ = 45 cm and R2 = 70 cm. The shells have charges Q1 and Q2 distributed uniformly over their surfaces. In the figure, the dotted lines represent closed surfaces S1 and S2. If the electric flux through S₁ is 1900 Nm²/C and the electric flux through S₂ is -800 Nm²/C, find the value of the charge densities σ1 and 2 of each shell. S₂ R₁ R₁₂

Consider two concentric spherical shells with radii R₁ = 45 cm and R2 = 70 cm. The shells have charges Q1 and Q2 distributed uniformly over their surfaces. In the figure, the dotted lines represent closed surfaces S1 and S2. If the electric flux through S₁ is 1900 Nm²/C and the electric flux through S₂ is -800 Nm²/C, find the value of the charge densities σ1 and 2 of each shell. S₂ R₁ R₁₂

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