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Consider a spherical shell of radius R with a total charge `+Q` uniformly spread on its surface (center of the shell lies at the origin x= 0). Two point charge, `+q` and `-q` are brought, one after the other, from far away and placed at `x = -a//2` and `x = + a//2 (a lt R)`, respectively. Magnitude of the work done in this process is

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