A uniformly charged ball of radius a and charge ? Q is at the center of a hollow
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Question
A uniformly charged ball of radius a and charge ?Q is at the center of a hollow metal shell with inner radius b and outer radius c. The hollow sphere has net charge +4Q.
Part A
Determine the electric field strength in the region r?a.
ANSWER:
Determine the electric field strength in the region .
Part B
Determine the electric field strength in the region a<r<b.
ANSWER:
Determine the electric field strength in the region .
Part C
Determine the electric field strength in the region b?r?c.
ANSWER:
Determine the electric field strength in the region .
Part D
Determine the electric field strength in the region c<r.
ANSWER:
Determine the electric field strength in the region .
?14??0Qra3r^ ?14??0Qr2r^ 14??0Qr2r^ 0Explanation / Answer
Using Gauss's Law we have E*A = q enclosed /?o
In the first q enclosed = -q...and A = 4?r^2...So E = 1/(4??o)r^2*-q = - 1/(4??o)*q/r^2...#1
in the next q enclosed = -q+2q = q...So E = 1/(4??o)*q/r^2...#3
In the last the answer is zero because the field inside a conductor is zero
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