Two charged metal conducting spheres have charges -2mC and +4mC. They are brought in contact with each other. Since they are conductors, there will be a flow of charges. Determine with will be the charge on each sphere. -2mC +4mC В A Charge on A is 4mC and charge on B is -2mC Charge on A is 0 and charge on B is 2mC Both willl have equal charge of +1mC They both have equal charge of +3mC

Two charged metal conducting spheres have charges -2mC and +4mC. They are brought in contact with each other. Since they are conductors, there will be a flow of charges. Determine with will be the charge on each sphere. -2mC +4mC В A Charge on A is 4mC and charge on B is -2mC Charge on A is 0 and charge on B is 2mC Both willl have equal charge of +1mC They both have equal charge of +3mC

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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