A uniform volume charge
occupies the region r < a and has volume charge density ρ.
The
total charge of the volume charge is +2Q. A thin spherical
shell
of radius b > a surrounds the volume charge. The total charge
of
the thin spherical shell is −2Q.
(a)Draw the electric field map with 4 lines per Q on the
figure to the right.
(b)Calculate the electric field everywhere. This part is to
be
worked symbolically (no decimal numbers should be in
your solution).
(c)Suppose a = 15cm, b = 25cm, ρ = 3.0 × 10−8C/m3,
and Q = 2.1 × 10−10C, compute the field ~EP at ~rP =
(10cm, 10cm, 0).
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II
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Please answer carefully. I am stuck on part C).
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