Prob.6 An insulating solid sphere of radius R = 6.0cm has a total positive charge Q uniformly distributed throughout its volume. The electric flux through the spherical Gaussian surface of radius r = 3.0cm is 2.26x105N.m2/C. R Q Gaussian surface [c] What is the magnitude (in units of 10°N/C) of the 2-field at surface of the sphere? (Example: If your answer is 3.4x10°N/C, enter 3.4 in the answer box).

Prob.6 An insulating solid sphere of radius R = 6.0cm has a total positive charge Q uniformly distributed throughout its volume. The electric flux through the spherical Gaussian surface of radius r = 3.0cm is 2.26x105N.m2/C. R Q Gaussian surface [c] What is the magnitude (in units of 10°N/C) of the 2-field at surface of the sphere? (Example: If your answer is 3.4x10°N/C, enter 3.4 in the answer box).

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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