1. What is the electric field at any point outside the shell of radius R where a positive charge Q is placed on it? Take r to be the radius of the Gaussian sphere. Explain your answer. (note: k=1/3πε0) A. zero B. kq/R^2 C. kq/r^2 D. kqr^2/R^2 2. What is the electric field at any point inside the shell of radius R where a positive charge Q is placed on it? Take r to be the radius of the Gaussian sphere. Explain your answer. (note: k=1/3πε0) A. zero B. kq/R^2 C. kq/r^2 D. kqr^2/R^2

1. What is the electric field at any point outside the shell of radius R where a positive charge Q is placed on it? Take r to be the radius of the Gaussian sphere. Explain your answer. (note: k=1/3πε0) A. zero B. kq/R^2 C. kq/r^2 D. kqr^2/R^2 2. What is the electric field at any point inside the shell of radius R where a positive charge Q is placed on it? Take r to be the radius of the Gaussian sphere. Explain your answer. (note: k=1/3πε0) A. zero B. kq/R^2 C. kq/r^2 D. kqr^2/R^2

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Chapter24: Gauss’s Law

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Problem 24.10P: The electric field everywhere on the surface of a thin, spherical shell of radius 0.750 m is of...

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