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A point charge Q = 6.60×10-6 C is at the center of a conductingspherical shell of radius R = 13.00 cm. The total charge of theshell is -6.60×10-6 C.
What is the field in the region between the point charge and theshell? (at r= 6.50 cm)

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What is the field just outside the shell?

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Physics: Principles with Applications
7th Edition, 2013
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