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3) decreases, decreases of radius ' ' carrying a charge ' ' is joined to an uncharge sphere of radius . The charge flow between them will be 3) i) 2) 126. A capacitor of capacity ' ' is charged. 2) 1) 127. Consider the following statements (A) : The capacity of the earth is infinity (B) : The potential of the earth is zero 2) are false 1) \& are true 3) is true, B is false 128. A condenser of capacity is charged to a potential of condenser of capacity . The common potential is 3) 2) 4)

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3) decreases, decreases of radius ' ' carrying a charge ' ' is joined to an uncharge sphere of radius . The charge flow between them will be 3) i) 2) 126. A capacitor of capacity ' ' is charged. 2) 1) 127. Consider the following statements (A) : The capacity of the earth is infinity (B) : The potential of the earth is zero 2) are false 1) \& are true 3) is true, B is false 128. A condenser of capacity is charged to a potential of condenser of capacity . The common potential is 3) 2) 4)
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TopicElectrostats
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