An insulating sphere of radius a which carries charge +2q, is concentric with a conducting spherical shell of inner radius b and outer radius c. The conducting shell carries net charge -q. Find the induced charges at the surfaces r= b and r = c. Insulator Conductor O a. (r = b –→ -2q) : (r = c → q) O b. (r = b→ -2q) ; (r = c → 2q) O c. (r = b → -2q) ; (r = c → 3q) O d. (r = b→ 2q) ; (r = c → –3q) O e. (r = b→ -q) ; (r = c → q)

An insulating sphere of radius a which carries charge +2q, is concentric with a conducting spherical shell of inner radius b and outer radius c. The conducting shell carries net charge -q. Find the induced charges at the surfaces r= b and r = c. Insulator Conductor O a. (r = b –→ -2q) : (r = c → q) O b. (r = b→ -2q) ; (r = c → 2q) O c. (r = b → -2q) ; (r = c → 3q) O d. (r = b→ 2q) ; (r = c → –3q) O e. (r = b→ -q) ; (r = c → q)

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