EXERCISEHINTS:GETTING STARTED| "'M SSuppose the charge at the center is now increased to +8Q, while the charge at the surface of theconductor is changed to +6Q. (Use the following as necessary: Eo, T, Q and r.)(a) Find the electric field exterior to the sphere, for r > b.E =(b) What's the electric field inside the conductor, for a < r < b.E =(c) Find the charge distribution on the conductor.inner surfaceouter surfaceNeed Help?Read It

Given: Inner radius = a Outer radius = b Charge at center = 8 Q Charge on conductor = 6 Q

Suppose the charge at the center is now increased to +8Q, while the charge at the surface of the conductor is changed to +6Q. (Use the following as necessary: €9, T, Q and r.) (a) Find the electric field exterior to the sphere, forr > b. E = (b) What's the electric field inside the conductor, for a < r < b. E = (c) Find the charge distribution on the conductor. inner surface outer surface

Suppose the charge at the center is now increased to +8Q, while the charge at the surface of the conductor is changed to +6Q. (Use the following as necessary: €9, T, Q and r.) (a) Find the electric field exterior to the sphere, forr > b. E = (b) What's the electric field inside the conductor, for a < r < b. E = (c) Find the charge distribution on the conductor. inner surface outer surface

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Chapter5: Electric Charges And Fields

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