(b) Suppose we have two conductors A and B. If we place charges on A by amount Q while leaving Buncharged, the resulting potential on B is, say, VA-B. Conversely, if we place the same amount ofcharges Q on B but leave the A uncharged, the potential of A is denoted as VB-A. Use the Green'sreciprocity relation, show thatVA¬B = VB-»A-Hint: Remember that the potential over a conductor is constant.QVaEA

Let the charge of the conductor A is Qa and charge on the conductor b is Qb Charge distribution = ρ

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