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Given the potential on a spherical shell of radius R to be V (R, θ) = V0 cos θ, calculate V (r, θ) both inside and outside the shell. From your result, determine the normal component of the electric field on either side of the shell, E+, and E−, and from them the charge on the shell σ(θ) = 0(E+ − E−). What is the total charge on the shell?
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