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[" There are two conducting spheres of radius a and "b(b>a)" carrying equal and opposite charges.They "],[" are placed at a separation "d(>>>a" and "b" ).The capacitance of system is "],[qquad [" o) "," (D) "4 pi varepsilon_(0)],[" (A) "(4 pi varepsilon_(0))/(a-b-d)," (B) "(4 pi varepsilon_(0))/(1-(1)/(L)-(1)/(L))," (C) "(4 pi varepsilon_(0))/(L-(1)/(L))]]

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