3. A spherical shell with charge density P, = 3Re-2R + 2a²R ] has been placed in free space. Inner radius and outer radius of the shell is denoted by a and b respectively. Find the electric field inside (in shell) and outside of the shell by Gauss's Law. (For shell, e = 5€0). %3D

3. A spherical shell with charge density P, = 3Re-2R + 2a²R ] has been placed in free space. Inner radius and outer radius of the shell is denoted by a and b respectively. Find the electric field inside (in shell) and outside of the shell by Gauss's Law. (For shell, e = 5€0). %3D

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Chapter23: Continuous Charge Distributions And Gauss's Law

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