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    Finding total flux on Gaussian surface

    it doesn't say. So I assume it isn't.
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    Solid Conducting sphere inside a conducting spherical shell

    Homework Statement Consider a solid conducting sphere with a radius 0.7 cm and charge −7.3 pC on it. There is a conducting spherical shell concentric to the sphere. The shell has an inner radius 2.8 cm(with 2.8 cm > 0.7 cm) and outer radius 5 cm and a net charge 27.9 pC on the shell. Denote...
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    Velocity of insulating sphere before colliding with other insulatin spherre

    Homework Statement Two insulating spheres having radii 0.47 cm and 0.67 cm, masses 0.13 kg and 0.89 kg, and charges −4 μC and 2 μC are released from rest when their centers are separated by 1.3 m. How fast is the smaller sphere moving when they collide? Answer in units of m/s. Homework...
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    Potential difference of falling charge particle

    Homework Statement A particle of mass 7*10e-5 kg and charge 1e-6 C from point A to point B a distance of 3 m in the Earth's gravitational field. The kinetic energy of the particle decreases by 5.3mJ during this movement. The acceleration of gravity is 9.8 m/s^2. What is the potential...
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    Finding total flux on Gaussian surface

    Thank you. Yes, Q is the total charge inside the sphere and they are asking me to find the total flux passing through a gaussian surface of radius r inside the sphere. Radius of sphere is R. (so r<R)
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    Finding total flux on Gaussian surface

    Homework Statement Consider the uniformly charged sphere with radius R. Q is the total charge inside the sphere. Find the total flux passing through the Gaussian surface (spherical shell) with radius r. (r<R) Homework Equations I I tried solving for the Electric Flux by simply...
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