If a spherical shell of radius r1, with charge q1, encloses a sphere of radius r2 with charge q2, what would be the electric potential of the outer shell due to the sphere it encloses?

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no effect due to the sphere enclosed on the outer sphere.
so electric potential of outer remains constant

like if satisfied

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If a spherical shell of radius r1, with charge q1, encloses a sphere of radius r2 with charge q2, what would be the electric potential of the outer shell due to the sphere it encloses?

no effect due to the sphere enclosed on the outer sphere. so electric potential of outer remains constant like if satisfied

no effect due to the sphere enclosed on the outer sphere.
so electric potential of outer remains constant

like if satisfied