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Ans: None of the above.
On connecting the two spheres by a conducting wire, the charges will be distributed equally between the two and they will eventually carry the same charge. But, remember that protons are confined inside the nucleus and they do not move!
Its the electrons which can make the movement. So, its an electron that will move from the left to the right, which is not mentioned in the given options. So, none of the above.
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