Problem 1The figure shows twoconcentric conducting thin spherical shells:Sphere-A of radius RA = 18 cm and atotal charge QA = 13x10-9 [C].Sphere-B of radius RB = 6 cm and a totalcharge QB 20x10-⁹ [c].AC)Ba)The net electric flux can becalculated using the formula number (referto the formula sheet for formula number)6=b)D₁, the net electric flux through.the spherical surface of radius r = 13cm from the center of the spheres is givenby=(33-10-⁹)8.85-10-12d)electric flux?ON/CRBf)field?ON/(C.m²)4₁ =(20-10-⁹)8.85-10-12Calculate $₁.[SI unit]What is the SI unit of the0₁=(13-10-⁹)8.85-10-12ON/(C.m²)ON.m²/Ce)Calculate E₂, the magnitude ofthe electric field at r = 27 cm from the centerof the spheres.E₂ =[SI unit]What is the SI unit of the electricON.m²/C ON/Cg)Calculate E3, the magnitude ofthe electric field at r = 1 cm from the centerof the spheres?E3 =[SI unit]

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Problem 1 The figure shows two concentric conducting thin spherical shells: • Sphere-A of radius R₁ = 18 cm and a total charge QA = 13x10-⁹ [C]. • Sphere-B of radius RB = 6 cm and a total charge QB= 20x10-⁹ [c]. B RB a) The net electric flux can be calculated using the formula number (refer to the formula sheet for formula number) b) P₁, the net electric flux through the spherical surface of radius r = 13 cm from the center of the spheres is given by

Problem 1 The figure shows two concentric conducting thin spherical shells: • Sphere-A of radius R₁ = 18 cm and a total charge QA = 13x10-⁹ [C]. • Sphere-B of radius RB = 6 cm and a total charge QB= 20x10-⁹ [c]. B RB a) The net electric flux can be calculated using the formula number (refer to the formula sheet for formula number) b) P₁, the net electric flux through the spherical surface of radius r = 13 cm from the center of the spheres is given by

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Problem 77AP: The electric field in a region is given by E=al(b+cx)i, where a=200 N ? m/C, b=2.0 m, and c=2.0 ....

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