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A=+q and B=+3q
c) (1p) Case 2: Now assume that the spheres have a conducting surface and that they are too big to be considered point charges Indicate how the net charge distributes over the surface of each sphere. . d) (1p) Case 3: The two charged spheres from case 2 are connected by a conducting wire for a short while. The wire is then removed. . Determine the charge on each sphere, and QB (express in multiples of q). 2) (2p) Electroscope A positively charged glass rod is brought near (but not touching) an uncharged electroscope (thn tun metal foil strins) separate from each other. The
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