A solid insulating sphere with radius Rcarries electric charge which is non-uniformly distributed over its volume such that the charge density is given by p= ar. Find the electric field outside the sphere at a distance r = 2R. Select one: O a. 8rRe rak O b. C. O d. aR e. 16e O o o O

A solid insulating sphere with radius Rcarries electric charge which is non-uniformly distributed over its volume such that the charge density is given by p= ar. Find the electric field outside the sphere at a distance r = 2R. Select one: O a. 8rRe rak O b. C. O d. aR e. 16e O o o O

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