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a conducting sphere of radius R and carrying a charge q is joined to a conducting sphere of radius 2R, and carrying a charge -2q.the charge flowing between them will be ​

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Answered by REDPLANET
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At equilibrium, the potential of the two spheres are same.

Potential is directly proportional to charge/radius.

total charge of the combination=Q

Let us assume that a charge x flows between them

charge on larger sphere will be x and charge on smaller sphere will be Q - x

Potential on smaller sphere = k (Q - x) / R

Potential on larger sphere = k x /2R

Equating the potentials

k (Q - x) / R = k x /2R

Q - x = x/2

3x/2 = Q

x = 2Q/3

Thus a charge of 2Q/3 will flow between them

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