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Asked by sg104439
| 24th Apr, 2020,
01:03: PM
Expert Answer:
Electric filed lines for point charge +Q located at distance of r/2 from the centre of spherical metal shell is given as,
Answered by Shiwani Sawant
| 24th Apr, 2020,
01:50: PM
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