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Texts: An insulating sphere of radius 2 cm and charge -5 μC is surrounded by a spherical metallic shell of inner radius 4 cm and outer radius 6 cm. The outer shell has a net charge of 3 μC. You may assume that the charge on the insulator is distributed uniformly throughout its volume. Part E: What is the electric potential at r = 7 cm? Part F: What is the electric potential at r = 5 cm? Part G: What is the electric potential at r = 3 cm? Part H: What is the electric potential at r = 0 cm?

          Texts: An insulating sphere of radius 2 cm and charge -5 μC is surrounded by a spherical metallic shell of inner radius 4 cm and outer radius 6 cm. The outer shell has a net charge of 3 μC. You may assume that the charge on the insulator is distributed uniformly throughout its volume.

Part E: What is the electric potential at r = 7 cm?
Part F: What is the electric potential at r = 5 cm?
Part G: What is the electric potential at r = 3 cm?
Part H: What is the electric potential at r = 0 cm?

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To find the charge enclosed by the metallic shell, we need to subtract the charge of the insulating sphere from the net charge of the outer shell. The charge enclosed by the metallic shell is given by: Q_enclosed = Q_outer shell - Q_insulator Q_enclosed = 3 μC - Show more…

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Texts: An insulating sphere of radius 2 cm and charge -5 μC is surrounded by a spherical metallic shell of inner radius 4 cm and outer radius 6 cm. The outer shell has a net charge of 3 μC. You may assume that the charge on the insulator is distributed uniformly throughout its volume. Part E: What is the electric potential at r = 7 cm? Part F: What is the electric potential at r = 5 cm? Part G: What is the electric potential at r = 3 cm? Part H: What is the electric potential at r = 0 cm?

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