Consider a spherical capacitor made of the 3 linear dielectrics: 1 for a < r <...

Consider a spherical capacitor
made of the 3 linear dielectrics: 1 for a < r < b, 2 for b < r < c, and 3 for c < r < d. There
is conducting material covering the inner surface (r=a) and the outer surface (r=d). What is
the capacitance of this device? You can assume that there is total charge Q and -Q built up on
each of the inner and outer conducting surfaces and that there is a potential di erence V between
the conductors.

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genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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