The inner sphere shown in the figure has a radius R=3 cm and a charge Q1386 nC. The hollow sphere has a charge Q2-80 nC. If di=5 cm, d238 cm and d3-10 cm, what is the electric flux, in Nm^2/C, through a sphere centered at the center of the inner sphere and with radius equal to 12 cm ? Scan clearly your detailed answers and upload it in question 2. Q2 Q1 R. E1 E2 E3 d1 d2

The inner sphere shown in the figure has a radius R=3 cm and a charge Q1386 nC. The hollow sphere has a charge Q2-80 nC. If di=5 cm, d238 cm and d3-10 cm, what is the electric flux, in Nm^2/C, through a sphere centered at the center of the inner sphere and with radius equal to 12 cm ? Scan clearly your detailed answers and upload it in question 2. Q2 Q1 R. E1 E2 E3 d1 d2

College Physics

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Chapter15: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

Section: Chapter Questions

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