Electric Field Calculations Using Gauss's Law for the thin spherical shell of radius R, r>R with the uniform charge density and the total charge Q 13- is given by: O A) keọr O B) ke/r O C) none of them O D) kQ/r O E) Q/r

Electric Field Calculations Using Gauss's Law for the thin spherical shell of radius R, r>R with the uniform charge density and the total charge Q 13- is given by: O A) keọr O B) ke/r O C) none of them O D) kQ/r O E) Q/r

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