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`A+q_(1)` charge is at centre of an imaginary spherical Gaussion surface 'S', and `-q_(1)` charge is placed nearby this `+q_(1)` charge inside 'S'. A charge `+q_(2)` is located outside this Gaussian surface. Then electric field on Gaussian surface will be :

A

due to `-q_(1)` & `q_(1)`

B

uniform

C

due to all charges

D

zero

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