Q1. A certain material has a conductivity of 5 x 10s/m and a permittivity of 5F/m. A total charge of 1C is distributed uniformly in the bulk of a sphere (of radius of 5m) made of this material. How much would be the surface charge density after 2µs? (1µs = 10-6S)

Q1. A certain material has a conductivity of 5 x 10s/m and a permittivity of 5F/m. A total charge of 1C is distributed uniformly in the bulk of a sphere (of radius of 5m) made of this material. How much would be the surface charge density after 2µs? (1µs = 10-6S)

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