An isolated conducting sphere with radius R = 180 cm carries Q = +5 nC of charge. Taking V = 0 at infinity, what is the capaticance (in pF) of the charged sphere? (ke=9×10° SI, ɛo- 8.85×10-12 sI) Q R

An isolated conducting sphere with radius R = 180 cm carries Q = +5 nC of charge. Taking V = 0 at infinity, what is the capaticance (in pF) of the charged sphere? (ke=9×10° SI, ɛo- 8.85×10-12 sI) Q R

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An isolated conducting sphere with radius R = 180 cm carries Q = +5 nC of charge. Taking V = 0 at infinity, what
is the capaticance (in pF) of the charged sphere? (ke=9×10° SI, ɛo- 8.85×10-12 sI)
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b. 22.2
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d. 167
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