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how do i find the electric field strength and the voltage of a spherical dielectric with...

how do i find the electric field strength and the voltage of a spherical dielectric with radius 5m (R=5m) and a total charge of 20 micro Coulombs at the surface, center, 3m from center, and 7m from the center

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