Find out the electric field interior to the sphere

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Q. Assume the charge at the center is now increased to +9Q, while the charge at the surface of the conductor is changed to -13Q.

(a) Find out the electric field interior to the sphere in the region r < a.

(b) Find out the electric field interior to the sphere in the region r > b.

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