Cube A has ini tial charge 4Q and cube B has initial charge -20.Bothcubes have the same dimensions and are conducting. They weremade tomomentarily touch each other. What are the final charges of eachcube a longtime after touching? *Cube A: 0, Cube B: 0O Cube A: Q, Cube B: -QO Cube A: Q, Cube B: QO Cube A: 20, Cube B: -20

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Cube A has ini tial charge 4Q and cube B has initial charge -20.
Bothcubes have the same dimensions and are conducting. They were
made tomomentarily touch each other. What are the final charges of each
cube a longtime after touching? *
Cube A: 0, Cube B: 0
O Cube A: Q, Cube B: -Q
O Cube A: Q, Cube B: Q
O Cube A: 20, Cube B: -20

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