Consider the following arrangement of two conducting hollow spheres with a point charge of Q0...
Consider the following arrangement of two conducting hollow spheres with a point charge of Q0 = 3.10 μC at the center. The inner sphere has a radius of 0.011 m and carries a net charge of Q1= -1.70 μC. The outer sphere has a radius of 0.061m and carries a net charge of Q2 = 6.90 μC.
a) Calculate the magnitude of the electric field at point A located at a distance 0.021m from the center
b) Calculate the surface charge density on the outer surface of
the outer sphere. Neglet the thickness of the sphere 
a
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> comment on your solution to part b)
nowhere in the question do they say the outer sphere is charge-neutral though.... in fact they tell you specifically in the problem that the outer charge carries Q2. How does your statement "the total charge of the sphere is equal to zero" reconcile with this aspect?
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