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Charge vs Potential in Spherical Conductor

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A non conducting hollow sphere having inner and outer radii a and b respectively is made of a material having di-electric cons†an t K and has uniformly distributed charge over its entire solid volume. Volume density of charge is †extparagraph. Calculate potential at a dis†an ce r from its centre when: r>b, r

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