Two concentric conductors with radius a=3 and b=7 are grounded. Find the amount of charge induced by the two conductor spheres when a point charge of 12 µC lies at a point of radius r=5 between the conductors.
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Two concentric conductors with radius a=3 and b=7 are grounded. Find the amount of charge induced by the two conductor spheres when a point charge of 12 µC lies at a point of radius r=5 between the conductors.
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