ROIA very thin spherical plastic shell of radiusR = 18 cm carries a uniformly distributednegative charge of Q = -8 nC on its outersurface. An uncharged solid metal block isplaced nearby. The block is w = 9 cm thickand is 9 cm away from the surface of thesphere. Calculate the magnitude of the elec-tric field at the exact center of the conductorgenerated only by the polarization of the con-ductor. In other words, do not include theelectric field generated by the sphere.Answer in units of N/C.

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