Surface charge sigma = sigma0 multiplied by cos theta is glued on the surface of a...

Surface charge sigma = sigma0 multiplied by cos theta is glued on the surface of a sphere of radius R. Find the electric field inside and outside the sphere. Calculate the electric dipole moment p of the system. Compare the field outside the sphere with the dipolar field.

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Surface charge sigma = sigma0 multiplied by cos theta is glued on the surface of a...

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