Consider an insulating sphere of radius 10 centimeters. A charge of 5 millicoulombs is distributed uniformly across the entire volume of the insulating sphere. Determine the location of a point Poutside the insulating sphere that has an electric field intensity of magnitude numerically equal to that at a point 6 cm from the center of the insulating sphere. Give the distance of this point P from thecenter of the insulating sphere.

Given that:- Radius of insulating sphere=R=10cm

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