solve question #1 a-d please 1) A common way to separate lots of charge is to use a device called a Van deGraff Generator.(These are often found in science meuseams and make your hair stand up!) The Van deGraffgenerator uses a motor to rotate a rubber belt which rubs against a "brush". A metal wire thenconnects the brush to a hollow metal sphere where the sperated charge is accumulated/stored.Hollow MetalSphereMetal WireBrushRubber Belt-MotorRemember Cylinders!a. What two methods of charge separation are involved? Give a brief explanation(involving references to parts from the diagram!) as to how these methods areused to separate charge on the Van DeGraff!b. The generator is run for a brief time. Determine the amount of chargeaccumulated on the metal sphere given the Electric Flux as measuredcompletely around the sphere is 4.3x10° Nm²/C. (Hint, think Gauss' Law!)c. If the sphere accumulates a positive charge, how many extra electrons orprotons have been accumulated?d. If the Electric Flux was measured at a distance of 0.35 m from the center of thesphere, what is the electric field at this location? (Hint, use the definition ofelectric flux!)

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