Problem 1 1 The figure shows two concentric conducting thin spherical shells: Sphere-A of radius R₁ = 30 cm and a total charge QA = 11x10-⁹ [C]. • Sphere-B of radius Rg = 10 cm and a total charge QB = -3x10-⁹ [c]. A B a) The net electric flux can be calculated using the formula number (refer to the formula sheet for formula number) ÷ c) { b)! P₁, the net electric flux through the spherical surface of radius r = 18 cm from the center of the spheres is given by RB (8-10-⁹) 8.85-10-12 (11-10-⁹) 8.85-10-12 - Calculate $₁. [SI unit] O Ø₁ = (-3.10-⁹) 8.85-10-12

Problem 1 1 The figure shows two concentric conducting thin spherical shells: Sphere-A of radius R₁ = 30 cm and a total charge QA = 11x10-⁹ [C]. • Sphere-B of radius Rg = 10 cm and a total charge QB = -3x10-⁹ [c]. A B a) The net electric flux can be calculated using the formula number (refer to the formula sheet for formula number) ÷ c) { b)! P₁, the net electric flux through the spherical surface of radius r = 18 cm from the center of the spheres is given by RB (8-10-⁹) 8.85-10-12 (11-10-⁹) 8.85-10-12 - Calculate $₁. [SI unit] O Ø₁ = (-3.10-⁹) 8.85-10-12

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