36- An amount of charged is placed on an irregularly shaped conductor as shown in Figure. There are five points given by A, B, C, D, and E located on the conductor. What is the correct order of the surface charge densities at these locations from the largest to the smallest? ON AB>OD»E O B) C>A>D>E-B O O D>A>C>E-B O D) E-B>C>A>D O Đ A-B-C+D-E

36- An amount of charged is placed on an irregularly shaped conductor as shown in Figure. There are five points given by A, B, C, D, and E located on the conductor. What is the correct order of the surface charge densities at these locations from the largest to the smallest? ON AB>OD»E O B) C>A>D>E-B O O D>A>C>E-B O D) E-B>C>A>D O Đ A-B-C+D-E

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An amount of charged is placed on an irregularly shaped conductor as shown in Figure. There are five points given by A, B, C, D, and E located on the conductor. What is the correct order of the surface
charge densities at these locations from the largest to the smallest?
O A) A>B> C> D> E
O B) C>A>D>E=B
O 9 D>A>C>E=B
O D) E=B>C>A>D
O E) A=B-C=D=E

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