on the surface
magnitude of electric field E1 = k*Q/R^2
at a distance r < R
consider a sphere of radius r < R
volume charge density sigma = Q/((4/3)*pi*R^3)
volume of sphere(r) V = (4/3)*pi*r^3
charge enclosed inside the sphere of radius r = Qin =
sigma*V
Qin = Q*(r/R)^3
from gauss law
flux = Qin/e0
E2*A = Qin/eo
E2*4*pi*r^2 = Q*(r/R)^3
E2 = Q*r/(4*pi*e0*R^3) = k*Q*r/R^3
for r = R/2
E2 = k*Q/(2*R^2)
E2 = E1/2
E1 = 2*E2
E = b*E2
therefore b =2 <<< ----------ANSWER
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