Page 555 Practice Problem 17.11: Repeat this example for the case where the conductor has a net change of +3 nC. Answses: Inner surface +5 nC, outer surface -2nC. 532 and charp of 45m² time + q = +3mc conductor.

Page 555 Practice Problem 17.11: Repeat this example for the case where the conductor has a net change of +3 nC. Answses: Inner surface +5 nC, outer surface -2nC. 532 and charp of 45m² time + q = +3mc conductor.

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Page 555 Practice Problem 17.11: Repeat this example for the case where the conductor has a
net change of +3 nC. Answses: Inner surface +5 nC, outer surface -2nC.
15MA
and chain of
-2m²
+5m² + = +34²
conductor.

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