A spherical metal shell A ofMSQ radius RA and a solid metal37sphere B of radius RB (QB(c) TA/OB =RB/RA(d) E, on surface.e

By the gauss law, draw an imaginary surface inside the shell. The flux outside the imaginary sphere…

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A spherical metal shell A of 37 MSQ radius RA and a solid metal sphere B of radius Rp (QB (c) OA/OB =RB/RA (d) EA on surface

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A spherical metal shell A of
MSQ radius RA and a solid metal
37
sphere B of radius RB (<RA) are kept far apart and
each is given charge '+Q'. Now they are connected
by a thin metal wire. Then
(a) EA"
inside-0
(b) QA>QB
(c) TA/OB =RB/RA
(d) E, on surface.
e<Eg°
on surface
a
b
d

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