A spherical envelope of inner radius (a) and outer radius (b) contains a charge whose volumetric density changes according to the relationship( P = Poear³ ]where a, po constants find the field strength at any point inside this envelope.

A spherical envelope of inner radius (a) and outer radius (b) contains a charge whose volumetric density changes according to the relationship( P = Poear³ ]where a, po constants find the field strength at any point inside this envelope.

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A spherical envelope of inner radius (a) and
outer radius (b) contains a charge whose
volumetric density changes according to the
relationship( P = Poe¤r³ )where a, po constants
find the field strength at any point inside this
envelope.

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