Find the disk radius, The potential on the axis of a

Find the disk radius

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The potential on the axis of a uniformly charged disk at 5.5cm from the disk center is 140V ; the potential 12cm from the disk center is 110V.

Find the disk radius in cm.

Find the disk's total charge.

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