Electric Field of a solid sphere of non-uniform surface density

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A solid sphere has surface charge density, Rho (r)

Rho(r) = k 1 ( 0 < r < a)

k2 x ( a < r < R)

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Find the electric field in all region i.e 1) r < a and 2) a < r < R and 3 ) R <
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Could the answer be verified particularly for region 2 ?!

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What you describe is not a surface charge density. It is just a charge density.

Even with the mentors cleaning up your image it is difficult to read (and impossible to quote). I suggest that you type it out and explicitly flesh out your argumentation for each step.
 
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k2 x ( a < r < R)
What does this mean? Should it be just k2, or perhaps k2r?
 

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