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in spherical coordinates, V=0 at surface theta=pi/6 and V=Vo at surface theta=pi/3. there is no volume...

in spherical coordinates, V=0 at surface theta=pi/6 and V=Vo at surface theta=pi/3. there is no volume charge, determine the electric field at any location between these two surfaces. Please show all steps and write nicely.

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