Inside a conducting sphere with charge Q and radius R, the electric potential is given by V = k₂Q R the electric field inside and outside the sphere. (Use the following as necessary: k, Q, r and R.) (a) inside E = (b) outside E(r>R) = and outside it is given by V= k₂Q Using E, = - dr derive an expression for the magnitude of

Inside a conducting sphere with charge Q and radius R, the electric potential is given by V = k₂Q R the electric field inside and outside the sphere. (Use the following as necessary: k, Q, r and R.) (a) inside E = (b) outside E(r>R) = and outside it is given by V= k₂Q Using E, = - dr derive an expression for the magnitude of

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