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3.The polarization vector of a dielectric sphere of radius R is P = a * P0...

3.The polarization vector of a dielectric sphere of radius R is P = a * P0 / R ^ 2
As it is given, determine the following
a) Equivalent polarization surface charge density
b) Equivalent polarization volume charge density

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