Two identical metal spheres, carrying unequal positive charges, are

separated by a certain distance. They are brought

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Two identical metal spheres, carrying unequal positive charges, are

separated by a certain distance. They are brought in contact and again

placed at the same separation. What will happen to their charges and the

force between them​

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  1. Correct option is

    C

    more than before

    Before touch the electrostatic force between them is F=

    r

    2

    kq

    1

    q

    2

    When they are touched, the charge will flow still they have same potential. So the average charge on each sphere is q

    a

    =

    2

    q

    1

    +q

    2

    Thus, q

    a

    >q

    1

    and q

    a

    >q

    2

    So, after touch the force between them will be more than before.

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