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A spherical capacitor, constructed of two concentric conducting spheres, is filled with an insulating material with a relative permittivity, εr, equal to 4. The inner sphere is held at a potential of 0 volts, and the outer sphere is held at a potential of V0 volts. The inner sphere has a radius of ‘a’, and the outer sphere, a radius of ‘b’. Show your work for full credit.

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