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Consider a charged conductor resting on an insulating stand a shown below. At point X, value of the charge density is `sigma`, the potential is V and the field strenght is E. what will be the values of same respectively at Y?

A

`ltsigma,V,ltE`

B

`sigma,gtV,gtE`

C

`ltsigma,ltV,E`

D

`gtsigma,V,E`

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