Estimate the charge density on the surface

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Compute all parts of following problem given below:

Problem: A sphere of radius r has a potential of 5cos3Θ - 3cosΘ+3 on its surface.

Part A: Find the complete solution for the potential both inside and outside the sphere?

Part B: Determine the charge density on the surface?

Part C: Find the total charge on the surface?

I want help to find the complete solution for the potential both inside and outside the sphere.

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