E ~ 1/C ~ 1/R - 1/R°
now
1/R - 1/R° = 1/2R
R° = 2R
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An isolated conducting sphere of radius R=6.85cm is given a charge of 1.25nC. What is is the radius R0 of an imaginary spherical surface such that half of the stored potential energy lies within it ?
E ~ 1/C ~ 1/R - 1/R°
now
1/R - 1/R° = 1/2R
R° = 2R
E= Q2/2C
Q is conserved
so E is proportional to 1/C
also u need to know formula for C of spherical surfaces
Yes, Always charge is conserved. And E is proportional to 1/C.
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