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The force of repulsion between two point charges is F, when they are d distance apart. If the point charges are replaced by conducted sphereas each of radius r and the charges remain same. The separation between the centre of sphere isd, then force of repulsion between them is

A

Equal to F

B

Less than F

C

Greater than F

D

Cannot be sait

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