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is the equation i integrate this: ((K*q)/r^2)dr and is it the potential same throughout the shell because the field inside the shell is linear? again, thanks for the help

ok thanks. that helps a lot, and i didnt think of potential that way, but it makes a lot more sense now. thanks again for the help

should the potential be zero due to the equation V = Kq/r ?

Homework Statement The inner radius of a spherical shell is 14.6 cm, and the outer radius is 15.2 cm. The shell carries a charge of 5.35 × 10-8 C, distributed uniformly though its volume. Sketch, for your own benefit, the graph of the potential for all values of r (the radial distance from the...