APoints A and B are equidistant from the centers of the two conducting spheres shown below. Both spheres arepositively charged with 5 C.Which statement below best describes the Electric Fields at A and B?The E-field is stronger at point A.The E-field is weaker at point A.The E-field is the same at both points.There is no E-field at either point.+.+ナ+,

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Points A and B are equidistant from the centers of the two conducting spheres shown below. Both spheres are
positively charged with 5 C.
Which statement below best describes the Electric Fields at A and B?
The E-field is stronger at point A.
The E-field is weaker at point A.
The E-field is the same at both points.
There is no E-field at either point.
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For a conducting sphere , for calculating the electric field at a point outside the sphere , we can assume that charge is placed at the centre of the sphere.

Electric field E = k Q / r²

k is constant , Q is charge and r is seperation between charge and the point where we want to find out the electric field E.

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