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An insulating spherical shell of uniform surface charge density is cut into two parts and place at a distance d apart as shown in figure. `vecE_p and vecE_Q` denote the electric fields at P and Q, respectively. As `d (i.e. PQ) rarr oo`

A

`|vecE_(P)|gt|vecE_(Q)|`

B

`|vecE_(P)|=|vecE_(Q)|`

C

`|vecE_(P)|lt|vecE_(Q)|`

D

`vecE_(P) + vecE_(Q)=0`

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B, D
b.,d.
The electric field inside any point of the sphere is zero.
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