Electric Potential and Electric Fields

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Lets say you have a hollow sphere, which is a conductor, and you put some charge on it. I understand why the electric field inside the sphere is 0, but I don't see why the electric potential V is constant.

Could someone explain?

Thanks
 
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[tex]\Delta V=-\vec{E}\cdot d\vec{\ell}[/tex]