A uniformly charged sphere has a potential of 450V on its surface. At a radial distance of 20cm from the surface, the potential is 150V. What's the radius and charge of the sphere?
r = 20 cm , Vr = 150 V
Vr = kQ/r
150 = 9*10^9*Q/0.2
Q = 3.33*10^-9 C =3.3 nC
V = 400 V
V = kQ/R
400 = 9*10^9*3.33*10^-9/R
R = 7.5 cm
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