MCQ
A hollow copper sphere A and a solid sphere B of equal radius are charged with the same potential. The true statement is:
  • A
    Charge on sphere A will be more
  • B
    Charge on sphere B will be more
  • Both will have equal charge
  • D
    Cannot be said with certainty.

Answer

Correct option: C.
Both will have equal charge
(c)Both will have equal charge

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