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The radii of cahrged metallic spheres are 5 cm and 10 cm. both have a charge of 75 `muC`. Both the spheres are connected together with a conducting wirre. Calculate (i) the quantity of charge transferred through the wire (ii) the common potential of the spheres after connecting them.

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