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Physics, 01.07.2021 21:40, kierafisher05

You have three identical metallic spheres, A, B and C, fixed to isolating pedestals. They all start off uncharged. You then charge sphere A to +32.0 uC. You use rubber gloves to move sphere A so that it briefly touches sphere B, and then is separated. Next, sphere A briefly touches sphere C, and again is separated. Finally, sphere A touches sphere B a second time, and is again separated. What will be the final charge of sphere B?

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