The conductor in the figure has an excess charge of 13.92 mC. If a +9.8 mC point charge is placed in the cavity, what is the net charge on the outer surface of the on conductor? Cavity O a.-4.120 mC O b. 23.72 uC O c. All answers are incorrect. O d. 23.72 mC O e -4.120 uC

The conductor in the figure has an excess charge of 13.92 mC. If a +9.8 mC point charge is placed in the cavity, what is the net charge on the outer surface of the on conductor? Cavity O a.-4.120 mC O b. 23.72 uC O c. All answers are incorrect. O d. 23.72 mC O e -4.120 uC

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O a. -4.120 mC
O b. 23.72 uC
Oc. All answers are incorrect.
O d. 23.72 mC
O e -4.120 uC

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