Time lett 009:40Consider two identical conductor spheres. A and B. Initialy, sphere A has a charge of 60uC and sphere B has a charge of+30C. It the spheres touched and then are separated by a distance ot 20 cm. What is the resultant force between themO zeroO 203 N. AltractionO 50.6 N. RepusiveO 203 N. RepubiveO 50.6 N. Aftraction

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Consider two identical conductor spheres. A and B. Initialy, sphere A has a charge of 60uC and sphere B has a charge of
+30C. It the spheres touched and then are separated by a distance ot 20 cm. What is the resultant force between them
O zero
O 203 N. Altraction
O 50.6 N. Repusive
O 203 N. Repubive
O 50.6 N. Aftraction

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