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A non conducting solid sphere of radius R is uniformly charged. The magnitude of electric field intensity due to the sphre at a distance r from its centre

A

Increases as r increases for `r lt R`

B

Decreases as r increases for `0 lt r lt R`

C

Decreases as r increases for `R lt r lt oo`

D

Is discontinuous at `r =R`

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A, C
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