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Two non-conducting spheres of radii `R_1` and `R_2` and carrying uniform volume charge densities `+rho` and `-rho`, respectively, are placed such that they partially overlap, as shown in the figure. At all points in the overlapping region

A

The electrostatic field is zero

B

The electrostatic potential is contant

C

The electrostatic potential is constant

D

The electrostatyic field is constanty in magnitude

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The correct Answer is:
C, D
Hint :
`vec E_1 r/( 2 e_0 ) ovrliner_1 overlineE_2 =- r/(2 e_0( overliner_2)`
`overlineE = r/( 3e_0 ) overlina`
`overlineE = r/( 3e_0 ) overlina`
Electric field constant meagitude and direction.
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