#7 Electric Potential and Conductors Two solid conducting spheres are connected with a long thin 10.0 meter wire. One sphere has a radius of 10.0 centimeters, and the larger sphere has a radius of 20.0 centimeters. The sphere with a 10.0 centimeter radius is held at an electric potential of 5.00 Volts. What is the electric potential of the larger sphere? A. 2.50 Volts B. 5.00 Volts C. 10.0 Volts D. 20.0 Volts O000

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