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Tow concentric spherical shells, of radii a = 3 m and b = 12 m. The inner one carries a charge %3D %3D 2 TEO, and the outer on a charge -2 TE0 (both of them uniformly distributed over the surface). The energy of this configuration is:

Tow concentric spherical shells, of radii a = 3 m and b = 12 m. The inner one carries a charge %3D %3D 2 TEO, and the outer on a charge -2 TE0 (both of them uniformly distributed over the surface). The energy of this configuration is:

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of them uniformly distributed over the surface). The
energy of this configuration is:
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