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Two identical oppositely charged insulating spheres, carrying a uniform charge Q = 24.5 nC, are placed...

Two identical oppositely charged insulating spheres, carrying a uniform charge Q = 24.5 nC, are placed so that their centers are distance d=1 m apart, as shown in the Figure. If each sphere has radius r = 10.2 cm, what is potential difference Va ‒ Vb? (Note: Calculate your answer in SI units and do not write the units in the answer box only write the value. Answer such as 2.22 x 10^-50 must be entered as 2.22E-50.)

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