A conducting solid sphere of radius 3R carries total charge 2Q. What is the potential at r = (R/2)?O a. V=3ren RO b. V =6TE, RO . V=15meg RO d. V=03QOe.V =2Teg R4QO f. V=QO g. V=Ten RO h. V= 3TegR

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A conducting solid sphere of radius 3R carries total charge 2Q. What is the potential at r = (R/2)? 20 O a. V= 3re, R O b. V = 6reg R V = 15xe,R V = 0 Od. 3Q O e. V = 2meg R 4Q O f. V = 3reg R O g. V= Tep R O h. V=

A conducting solid sphere of radius 3R carries total charge 2Q. What is the potential at r = (R/2)? 20 O a. V= 3re, R O b. V = 6reg R V = 15xe,R V = 0 Od. 3Q O e. V = 2meg R 4Q O f. V = 3reg R O g. V= Tep R O h. V=

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A conducting solid sphere of radius 3R carries total charge 2Q. What is the potential at r = (R/2)?
O a. V=
3ren R
O b. V =
6TE, R
O . V=
15meg R
O d. V=0
3Q
Oe.
V =
2Teg R
4Q
O f. V=
Q
O g. V=
Ten R
O h. V= 3TegR

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