A spherical conductor has a negative charge. Which of the following describes how the negative charge is distributed throughout the conductor? (see diagram) a. Concentrated at the object's center O b. Distributed evenly throughout the object c. Distributed throughout the object with more charge at the object's center O d. Distributed evenly around the surface of the object

A spherical conductor has a negative charge. Which of the following describes how the negative charge is distributed throughout the conductor? (see diagram) a. Concentrated at the object's center O b. Distributed evenly throughout the object c. Distributed throughout the object with more charge at the object's center O d. Distributed evenly around the surface of the object

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