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Consider the equation `(d)/(dt)(intvec(F).dvec(S))=A(vec(F).vec(rho))` where `vec(F)equiv` force, `vec(s)equiv` displacement, `tequiv` time and `vec(rho)=` momentum. The dimensional formula of `A` will be `:-`

A

The surface I and II will have equal and opposite charges

B

The surfaces III and IV will have equal and opposite charges

C

The charge on surface III will be greater than Q

D

The potential difference between A and C will be equal to the potential difference between C and B

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