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For a spherical capacitor shown at which points the electric field will be zero ? ( r is the distance of point from centre O )

A

At point `r gt R_(2)`

B

At point `r lt R_(1)`

C

Both (1) & (2)

D

Neither (1) & (2)

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Answer (3)
Field exist only between the spheres in the annular gap
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