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A conductor sphere of radius a carries a free charge Q and is surrounded by a dielectric sphere of radius b, (1) find D, E, and P at r > b, a < r < b, and r < a; (2) find volume bound charge Pyn at a

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A conductor sphere of radius a carries a free charge Q and is surrounded by
a dielectric sphere of radius b, (1) find D, E, and P at r > b, a < r < b, and
r < a; (2) find volume bound charge Pyp at a <r <b and surface bound
charge psp at r = a and r = b.

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