Find the electric field, Two charged concentric spheres

Find the electric field

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Problem: Two charged concentric spheres have radii of 9.00 cm and 16.50 cm. The charge on the inner sphere is 3.00 nC and the charge on the outer sphere is 48.50 nC.

Part A: Find the electric field at 12.00 cm.

Any help with steps will be great for above problem.

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