QUESTION 22. Consider the following sphere inside a sphorical shell. Both are made of conducting material The radius ofthe sphere is R=1.65 cm. Inner radius and outer radii are 2R and 3R, respectively. Total charge of inner sphereis Q-1.91 nC. The charge of shell is -3Q. What is the magnitude of electric field on the outer surface of the sholl(in unit of N/C) ?ABCDQUESTION 33. Two paratiel plates of area 0.50 m² are each charged with uniformly with +0 and +20 as shown, where Q-1.84 nC. Two plates are separated by 1 cm. (You may approximate the plates to be infinite planes.) What is they-component of the electric field in region between the two plates (in unit of N/C)?+2Q+Q+y

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QUESTION 2 2. Consider the following sphere inside a spherical shell. Both are made of conducting material The radius of the sphere is R-1.65 cm. Inner radius and outer radii are 2R and 3R, respectively. Total charge of inner sphere is Q-1.91 nC. The charge of shell is-30. What is the magnitude of electric field on the outer surface of the shell (in unit of N/C)? ABCD

QUESTION 2 2. Consider the following sphere inside a spherical shell. Both are made of conducting material The radius of the sphere is R-1.65 cm. Inner radius and outer radii are 2R and 3R, respectively. Total charge of inner sphere is Q-1.91 nC. The charge of shell is-30. What is the magnitude of electric field on the outer surface of the shell (in unit of N/C)? ABCD

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Chapter15: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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