Two identical conducting spheres M
and N has charges qm and an
respectively. A third identical
neutral sphere P is

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Two identical conducting spheres M
and N has charges qm and an
respectively. A third identical
neutral sphere P is brought in
contact with M and then separated.
Now sphere P is brought in contact
with N then final charge on sphere
Pis-
(a) (Qm+2Qn)/4
(b) (2m + Qn)/4
(c) (Qm + Qn/2)
(d) (Qm +2Qn)/2​

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