consider two identical conducting spheres mounted on insulating stands. one has a net charge of +Q and the other has a net charge of -2Q. If the spheres sre brought together so that they touch and then separated, do they have the same charge? if so, what is that charge? if not, what charges do they have? explain your reasoning.

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