SerPSE1O 24.A.OP.038. [4041070] An engineering intern has a spherical shell of radius R = 0.121 m and wishes to charge it by bringing in charges from a long distance away. Determine the amount of work (in J) that must be done in order to bring the sphere to a total charge of Q = 157 µC.

SerPSE1O 24.A.OP.038. [4041070] An engineering intern has a spherical shell of radius R = 0.121 m and wishes to charge it by bringing in charges from a long distance away. Determine the amount of work (in J) that must be done in order to bring the sphere to a total charge of Q = 157 µC.

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An engineering intern has a spherical shell of radius R = 0.121 m and wishes to charge it by bringing in charges from a long
distance away. Determine the amount of work (in J) that must be done in order to bring the sphere to a total charge of
Q= 157 µC.

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