Question:
Shouldn't the charge Q=0 inside of sphere II?

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Question:
Shouldn't the charge Q=0 inside of sphere II?

anonymous · Answer

I'll attach the image in just a second

anonymous · Answer

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abb0t · Answer

Inside the sphere, I believe it should since it's symmetrical. It's charge would be distributed equally around.

anonymous · Answer

I named the solid sphere I
the second spherical shell as II
and the outer spherical shell as III

abb0t · Answer

Oh wait a photo included. Lol.
 no. Because each charge experiences the field of the inner sphere.

abb0t · Answer

Is this referring to an electric field?

anonymous · Answer

yep

anonymous · Answer

Well the question is:
"What will be the charge inside of II?

anonymous · Answer

@abb0t

anonymous · Answer

Ohhhh I get it!!!!!! "What will be be the charge on the inner surface of the middle shell?"
I read it wrong hahah

anonymous · Answer

that should have a positive charge

abb0t · Answer

If it's far away, shouldn't it be negative?

anonymous · Answer

well the distance between them is R_2, so ..no

abb0t · Answer

Well seems like you answered your own question. Nicely done.

anonymous · Answer

thanks!

anonymous · Answer

Why is the outer surface of the outermost shell zero?