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A hole of radius R is cut out from the center of a uniformly charged disk...

A hole of radius R is cut out from the center of a uniformly charged disk of radius 2R. The surface charge density σ is 25 nC/m^2. Calculate the potential on the axis of the disk at a point 0, 0, Z.

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