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) given the spherical surfaces of (r=1 m and r-5 m), curry charge densities of (-20 nC/m and 30 nC/m) respectively, find

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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Q1) given the spherical surfaces of (r=l m and r-5 m), curry charge
densities of (-20 nC/m and 30 nC/m) respectively, find
(i) D at r=2.5 m
(ii) The total flux leaving the outer surface (r-5).

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