Consider a spherical charge configuration consisting of a charged semiconducting sphere placed inside of acharged spherical shell. The semiconducting sphere has a volume charge density of py = 108(r/a) Cm where ris the radial variable and a is the radius of the sphere. The shell has a radius b (b>a) and the electric flux densityoutside of the shell is D=0 Cm2. If a=9 m and b=8.2 m what is the surface charge of the conducting shell.O a. -146.36 Cm-2O b. -292.73 Cm-2O C. -126.85 Cm-2O d. -253.70 Cm-2O e. -195.15 Cm-2

Given, Radius of shell = b Radius of sphere = a

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