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A CD has been rubbed so that it has a fixed, constant, uniform surface electric charge...

A CD has been rubbed so that it has a fixed, constant, uniform surface electric charge density everywhere on its top surface. It is spinning at angular velocity ? about its center (which is at the origin). What is the surface current density K? at a distance r from the center?

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