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B out = 0 2cosθrˆ+sinθθ ifr>R, 2r3 where µ0 2Q b0 =. (1.2) 4π3R (a) (7 points) Consider the case where ω˙ = 0.Calculate the Faraday induced electric field at the surface of the sphere asa function of θ.Calculatealsothe torque this fieldproducesonthesphere.
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