here is a point charge +2Q origin, surround by a very conducting spherical shell of radius a (assume no thickness), which has a net charge of -Q distributed uniformly over the surface. This is surrounded by a thick perfectly conducting spherical shell of inner and outer radii b and c respectively, carrying a net charge -2Q, Find expressions for the electric field intensity for the following cases (i) rc.

here is a point charge +2Q origin, surround by a very conducting spherical shell of radius a (assume no thickness), which has a net charge of -Q distributed uniformly over the surface. This is surrounded by a thick perfectly conducting spherical shell of inner and outer radii b and c respectively, carrying a net charge -2Q, Find expressions for the electric field intensity for the following cases (i) rc.

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