A spherical object emits an electric field of magnitude Q At a distance d away from the surface of the 4TE0 r2 object, a thin spherical shell of conductor of radius R is found. What is the flux through the thin shelI? a. Zero Q b. (- 4TE, R? )(4TR²) Q c.(- 4περ R Q d. 2e0

A spherical object emits an electric field of magnitude Q At a distance d away from the surface of the 4TE0 r2 object, a thin spherical shell of conductor of radius R is found. What is the flux through the thin shelI? a. Zero Q b. (- 4TE, R? )(4TR²) Q c.(- 4περ R Q d. 2e0

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