The problem is that the internal conductor is. –Q (unindexed) and the external conductor is charged with +Q. Completely answer the following questions (1) Find the amount of charge collected on the surface of each conductor (see - below and then substitute). Surface Charge amount the surface of the inner conductor (R=a) the inner surface of the outer conductor (R=b) the outer surface of the outer conductor (R=c)

The problem is that the internal conductor is. –Q (unindexed) and the external conductor is charged with +Q. Completely answer the following questions (1) Find the amount of charge collected on the surface of each conductor (see - below and then substitute). Surface Charge amount the surface of the inner conductor (R=a) the inner surface of the outer conductor (R=b) the outer surface of the outer conductor (R=c)

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Surface	Charge amount
the surface of the inner conductor (R=a)
the inner surface of the outer conductor (R=b)
the outer surface of the outer conductor (R=c)