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2. Sphere A has a charge of +10.0 C. It is brought in contact with a neutral sphere B and then separated. Find the final charges on spheres A and B if a. the spheres have equal radius and b. if the radius of sphere B is twice the radius of sphere A

2. Sphere A has a charge of +10.0 C. It is brought in contact with a neutral sphere B and then separated. Find the final charges on spheres A and B if a. the spheres have equal radius and b. if the radius of sphere B is twice the radius of sphere A

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