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Two metal spheres of capacitances `C_1 and C_2`carry some charges . They are put in contant and then seperated.The final charges `Q_1 and Q_2` on them will satisfy

A

`(Q_1)/(Q_2)lt(C_1)/(C_2)`

B

`(Q_1)/(Q_2) = (C_1)/(C_2) `

C

`(Q_1)/(Q_2) gt(C_1)/(C_2) `

D

`(Q_1)/(Q_2) = (C_2)/(C_1)`

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