I need help with this problem. These are the correct answers and I understand some but the others I don't get how to solve. Problem Five. Now consider if the spherical insulator in problemThree (which has a radius R and a total charge Q on it)surrounded by a conducting spherical shell with inner radius "a"and outer radius "2a." The conductor has a charge of 20 on it.13. Find the charge remaining on the outer radius "2a" of theconductor.(A) 0(B)-Q (C) Q(D) 70(E) 3014. Write an expression for the surface charge density on theinner surface of the conductor.-Q(A)4π a²(B)Q4π a²(C)-Q8π a²(D)-Q2πατa(E)2a20παζ 15. Write an expression for the surface charge density on the outer surface of the conductor.Q(A)-Q4π a²(B)(C)3016πα2(D)2πατFor the region between the insulator and the conductor (R2a)...(C) - Q/&(B)(C))(E)8kQ(C) - Q/E7kQ(C) 7h0k₂Q(5a³ +7r³)5a³r²(D) 70/80kQ(7a¹ +5r³)2a³r²8kQ(D) 70/80QD) 7k ₂0(D)(D) 70/803k Q(D) 34,0(C)(E)(E) 80/8022. Now consider if the surrounding spherical shell is an insulator (rather than a conductor) but it still hasa charge of 20 uniformly distributed throughout it. Find the magnitude of the electric field in theregion (a

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Problem Five. Now consider if the spherical insulator in problem Three (which has a radius R and a total charge Q on it) is surrounded by a conducting spherical shell with inner radius "a" and outer radius "2a." The conductor has a charge of 20 on it. 13. Find the charge remaining on the outer radius "2a" of the conductor. (A) 0 (B)-Q (C) Q (D) 70 (E) 30 14. Write an expression for the surface charge density on the inner surface of the conductor. (A) -Q 4π a² (B) Q 4π a² (C) -Q 75 8π a² (D) Σπαζ (E) 2a 20 πα

Problem Five. Now consider if the spherical insulator in problem Three (which has a radius R and a total charge Q on it) is surrounded by a conducting spherical shell with inner radius "a" and outer radius "2a." The conductor has a charge of 20 on it. 13. Find the charge remaining on the outer radius "2a" of the conductor. (A) 0 (B)-Q (C) Q (D) 70 (E) 30 14. Write an expression for the surface charge density on the inner surface of the conductor. (A) -Q 4π a² (B) Q 4π a² (C) -Q 75 8π a² (D) Σπαζ (E) 2a 20 πα

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