Determine electrostatic potential for all points on z-axis

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On a sphere with radius a there is an electric charche sigma=sigmazero*cos(theta). Determine the electrostatic potential for all points on the z-axis. (solve with integral over R^3 dV* chargedistribution* Greensfunction).

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