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Consider a solid uniformly charged copper sphere with charge Q and radius R. Showing all Steps,...

Consider a solid uniformly charged copper sphere with charge Q and radius R. Showing all Steps,

(a) Calculate the potential of the spherical charge inside and outside of the sphere.

(b) Calculate the electric field of the spherical charge from the potential in part (a) for the inside and outside regions.

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