There are there charged concentric conducting spherical shells and one point change Q in the center of them. Charges of spherical shells are Q1, Q2 and their radiuses are a, b respectively. Calculate the electric potential and electric field everywhere. Write the boundary conditions for electric field, displacement field and electric potential. Q2 Q1

There are there charged concentric conducting spherical shells and one point change Q in the center of them. Charges of spherical shells are Q1, Q2 and their radiuses are a, b respectively. Calculate the electric potential and electric field everywhere. Write the boundary conditions for electric field, displacement field and electric potential. Q2 Q1

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Chapter25: Electric Potential

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Problem 25.41P: The electric potential inside a charged spherical conductor of radius R is given by V = keQ/R, and...

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and one point change Q in the center of them. Charges of spherical
shells are Q1, Q2 and their radiuses are a, b respectively. Calculate
Q2
Q1
the electric potential and electric field everywhere. Write the
boundary conditions for electric field, displacement field and electric
potential.

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