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A positively charged rod is moved near conducting sphere as shown. What will be the movements of the electrons and protons in the conducting sphere?

A

`{:("Electrons","Protons") ,("Move to left", "Move to right"):}`

B

`{:("Electrons","Protons") ,("Move to right", "Move to left"):}`

C

`{:("Electrons","Protons") ,("Do not move", "Move to left"):}`

D

`{:("Electrons","Protons") ,("Move to left", "Do not move"):}`

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