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Electricity and magnetism (Gauss' law)
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[QUOTE="Chandra Prayaga, post: 6076270, member: 6922"] I do not understand where A) came from. What is this volume ratio? As pointed out in post #3, you are asked to find the electric field everywhere, so first take the case where you want the electric field somewhere inside the inner sphere. Write down the law of physics that you are going to use to solve the problem and aply that law. [/QUOTE]
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