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We have an isolated conducting spherical shell of radius `10 cm`. Some positive charge is given to it so that the resulting electric field has a maximum intensity of `1.8 xx 10^6 NC^-1`. The same amount of negative charge is given to another isolated conducting spherical shell of radius `20 cm`. Now, the first shell is placed inside the second so that both are concentric as shown in (Fig. 3.154).
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The electric potential at any point inside the first shell is.

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