If a charge "Q" is removed from the inside surface of a hollow sphere of radius...

If a charge "Q" is removed from the inside surface of a hollow sphere of radius "a" with infinite conductivity. (a)How much force is required to remove the charge from the sphere? (b)How much work is done to move the charge to a radius of infinity?

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