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Two neutral conducting shells of radius `R` and `4R` are fixed concentrically.Charge is filled in the space between the shells with a uniform density If the outer shell is earthed the potential of the inner shell becomes `N((rho R^(2))/(varepsilon_(0)))` The value of N is

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