Problem 1. Consider the "Lightning Plasma Ball" pictured below. The diameter of the central sphere is 4.0cm, and the diameter of the outer sphere is 16.0cm. The central sphere is charged to a voltage of 9000 volts (at its surface; if it helps, the voltage just barely above its surface is the same as the voltage at its surface). The outer sphere is grounded. A) How much charge must be on the sphere?

Problem 1. Consider the "Lightning Plasma Ball" pictured below. The diameter of the central sphere is 4.0cm, and the diameter of the outer sphere is 16.0cm. The central sphere is charged to a voltage of 9000 volts (at its surface; if it helps, the voltage just barely above its surface is the same as the voltage at its surface). The outer sphere is grounded. A) How much charge must be on the sphere?

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