A conducting sphere with a charge of -3 mC is placed at the center of a conducting shell with a net charge of 7 mC. (a) there is a charge of 7 mC on the inner surface of the shell and -3 mC on the outer surface (b) there is a charge of 3.5mC on both the inner and outer surfaces of the shell (c) there is a charge of 3mC on the inner surface of the shell and 4 mC on the outer surface (d) there is a charge of 7 mC on the outer surface (e) there is a charge of 3 mC on the inner surface of the shell and 7 mC on the outer surface

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