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6. Self energy of a sphere of radius R and and uniform charge density with total charge Q is[Assume energy is given by U =
where dt is elemental volume]
3 Q?
Q
r)² (4=r²dr) + /, o
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1
R 1
Q
2
(True, False)
= Lll space 2
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U =
4περτ2
5 4T€0 R
2
4περ R3

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