Electric Field at Radius r from Concentric Conducting Spherical Shells?

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The question I'm struggling with is to find the electric field at radius r from the centre of two conducting spherical shells of radius a and b (b>a), and with charge +Q and -Q.

Specifically I am not sure if there is no electric field at r>b as if you use gauss' law, the total charge within the gaussian surface is 0.
 
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Chronos000 said:
Specifically I am not sure if there is no electric field at r>b as if you use gauss' law, the total charge within the gaussian surface is 0.

This is correct. The total enclosed charge is 0, so the flux through any Gaussian surface with r>b will be 0.
 
thanks for confirming
 
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