Consider two "solid" conducting spheres with radii r₁= 9R and r2 = 5R, separated by a large distance so that the field and the poten- tial at the surface of sphere #1 only depends on the charge on #1 and the corresponding quantities on #2 only depend on the charge on #2. Place an equal amount of charge on both spheres: q1 = 92 = Q. T1 #1 Now "connect" the two spheres with a wire. There will be a flow of charge through the wire until equilibrium is established. T1 1.q₁ = Q 14 2.91 = 3. 91 4.91 #1 What is the charge q₁ on sphere #1? 5.91 6. 91 7.91 8.91 = || || = 72 Q 91 72 92 #2 #2

Consider two "solid" conducting spheres with radii r₁= 9R and r2 = 5R, separated by a large distance so that the field and the poten- tial at the surface of sphere #1 only depends on the charge on #1 and the corresponding quantities on #2 only depend on the charge on #2. Place an equal amount of charge on both spheres: q1 = 92 = Q. T1 #1 Now "connect" the two spheres with a wire. There will be a flow of charge through the wire until equilibrium is established. T1 1.q₁ = Q 14 2.91 = 3. 91 4.91 #1 What is the charge q₁ on sphere #1? 5.91 6. 91 7.91 8.91 = || || = 72 Q 91 72 92 #2 #2

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