A conductive sphere with a diameter of 2.4 m has a uniformly distributed positive charge on its surface, with a surface density of 80 microcoulombs per square metre. A. Find the total charge of the ball. B. Find the amount of total flow that exits the surface of the sphere

A conductive sphere with a diameter of 2.4 m has a uniformly distributed positive charge on its surface, with a surface density of 80 microcoulombs per square metre. A. Find the total charge of the ball. B. Find the amount of total flow that exits the surface of the sphere

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A conductive sphere with a diameter
of 2.4 m has a uniformly distributed
positive charge on its surface, with a
surface density of 80 microcoulombs
per square metre.
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A. Find the total charge of the ball.
B. Find the amount of total flow that
exits the surface of the sphere
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