alleryStart learning →Isolated spheres share charge equally. Q,R neutral. P+ touches Q; leaves; Q touches R. Most charge?
AP alone
BR alone
CAll equally
DQ alone
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. P alone
P retains half the initial charge, while Q and R each retain one-quarter after their contact.
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