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1. A conductive sphere of 26.00cm in diameter is charged at
660.00V with respect to V = 0 at r = ∞. The surface charge density
for this sphere is: (express your answer in )
2. 
There is a uniform electric field of E = -4.80i [N / C], as indicated in the figure. The position of points A, B and C is known. According to this information determine the potential difference VBA. Express your answer with a decimal and in [V]. Consider that the points are A (2.40; 1), B (2.40; 4.50) and C (-3; 4.50).
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