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Consider a dielectric sphere of uniform negative charge distribution –q. Calculate the electric field: a) Inside...

Consider a dielectric sphere of uniform negative charge distribution –q. Calculate the electric field:

a) Inside the sphere. (3 points)

b) Outside the sphere. (3 points)

c) On the surface of the sphere (3 point) d) Sketch a diagram of the electric field for this charge distribution (3 points)

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