onducting sphere is charged by an emf source E through a 1.00 M stor. When the sphere is fully charged, it has 1 µC charge. The hi ent during the charging was 1 mA. What is the radius of the sphe ers?

onducting sphere is charged by an emf source E through a 1.00 M stor. When the sphere is fully charged, it has 1 µC charge. The hi ent during the charging was 1 mA. What is the radius of the sphe ers?

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Chapter21: Current And Direct Current Circuits

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A conducting sphere is charged by an emf source E through a 1.00 MQ
resistor. When the sphere is fully charged, it has 1 µC charge. The highest
current during the charging was 1 mA. What is the radius of the sphere in
meters?

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