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Physics, 28.01.2020 20:55 maryd316

Aspherical capacitor is formed from two concentric, spherical, conducting shells separated by vacuum. the inner sphere has radius 16 cm and the capacitance is 113 pf. what is the radius of the outer sphere? (give your answer in decimal using cm as unit)

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