I need an equation for Capacitors spherical

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The discussion centers on calculating the charge magnitude on each sphere of a spherical capacitor given a potential difference of 220 V. The user seeks an equation to manipulate for this purpose. A recommended resource for further understanding is the HyperPhysics page on spherical capacitors, which provides relevant equations and concepts.

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  • Understanding of basic capacitor principles
  • Familiarity with electric potential and charge relationships
  • Knowledge of spherical geometry in electrical contexts
  • Ability to manipulate algebraic equations
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  • Research the equation for capacitance of a spherical capacitor
  • Learn how to derive charge from potential difference using the formula Q = C * V
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trying to find the potential difference of a spherical capacitor

If the potential difference between the two spheres is 220 V, what is the magnitude of charge on each sphere?

just looking for an equation that i can manipulate thanks all
 
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