This problem concerns the two cases shown in the figures above. The top figure shows a positively charged glass sphere surrounded by a plastic shell while the bottom figure shows a positively charged glass sphere surrounded by a metal shell. Choose the correct pair of statements. If the magnitude of the E field at the points is designated Epp and Epm for the plastic and metal cases, respectively, then Ia. Ep1.p> EP1,m Ib. Ep1,p< EP1,m Ic. Ep1.p EP1,m and = IIa. Ep2.p> Ep2,m IIb. Ep2p < Ep2.m IIc. Ep2.p Ep2,m

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Electric Charges and Fields

One of the fundamental properties is the electromagnetic property. Charge cannot be destroyed by any process and this contributes formally to the law of charge conservation.