Find the charge on the inner surface of the shell

Reference no: EM13250041

An isolated hollow spherical conducting shell has a charge of 10^-6 C. In some manner, a point charge of 3*10^-6 C is placed inside the cavity of the shell, but is not touching the material of which the shell is made. What is the charge

a) on the inner surface of the shell and

b) on its outer surface?

Reference no: EM13250041

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