Charge q = 140HC is distributed uniformly throughout.a spherical volume of radius R = 8.1 cm. Let V = 0 at infinity. What are (a) V at radial distancer= 2.2 cm and (b) the potential difference between points at r = R andr=0 (VR-Vo)? (a) Number i Units (b) Number Units

Charge q = 140HC is distributed uniformly throughout.a spherical volume of radius R = 8.1 cm. Let V = 0 at infinity. What are (a) V at radial distancer= 2.2 cm and (b) the potential difference between points at r = R andr=0 (VR-Vo)? (a) Number i Units (b) Number Units

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