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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 30 Dec 2007 20:02:04 IST
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sorry u dint get my ques.
i also kno that field inside the material is zero for its a conductor.
tell me sumthing......
pot^n at the surface = pot^n at any point inside for a hollow conducting sphere is true becoz the field is zero inside and so pot^n is constant.
But in the given problem .....
how can the pot^n due to outer sphere at the surface of inner sphere(placed inside the outer sphere) be equal to pot^n at the surface of the outer sphere???
Here field inside (in the empty space) is not zero na ???
i m not talking about the material of the sphere ... i kno its zero there
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