Two very large thin spherical shells of radii a = 16.8m and b= 23.1m carry uniform charges Q and -Q asshown in the figure below. If the electric field between the shells iswhere Q = 3.29µC. Determine the potential difference between the shells, V(b) – V(a). Express your answer inunits of Volts using one decimal place. Take the value of the Coulomb's constant as k = 9z10° N. m/C.a

Solution:-Given thata=16.8 m & b=23.1 mQ=3.29 μC=3.29×10-6 Ck=9×109 N.m2/C2

Two very large thin spherical shells of radii a = 16.8m and b= 23.1m carry uniform charges Q and -Q as shown in the figure below. If the electric field between the shells is E =k where Q = 3.29µC. Determine the potential difference between the shells, V (b)– V(a). Express your answer in units of Volts using one decimal place. Take the value of the Coulomb's constant as k= 9z10 N. m/C. %3D -Q

Two very large thin spherical shells of radii a = 16.8m and b= 23.1m carry uniform charges Q and -Q as shown in the figure below. If the electric field between the shells is E =k where Q = 3.29µC. Determine the potential difference between the shells, V (b)– V(a). Express your answer in units of Volts using one decimal place. Take the value of the Coulomb's constant as k= 9z10 N. m/C. %3D -Q