QUESTION 1A charge of +7Q (Q > 0) is placed in the cavity of aconducting shell as shown in the diagram below. When thesystem attains electrostatic equilibrium, what will be thecharge on the surface of the inner cavity and on the outersurface of the entire conducting shell?Conducting MaterialO-O-O6-o-0 a. Charge on inner surface = -7Q, and charge onouter surface = -7Q.%3Db. Charge on inner surface = -7Q, and charge onouter surface = +7Q.%3DC. Charge on inner surface = 0, and charge on outersurface= +7Q.d. Charge on inner surface = + 7Q, and charge onouter surface = -7Q.e. Charge on inner surface = 0, and charge on outersurface0.

A charge of +7Q (Q > 0) is placed in the cavity of a conducting shell as shown in the diagram below. When the system attains electrostatic equilibrium, what will be the charge on the surface of the inner cavity and on the outer surface of the entire conducting shell? Conducting Material +72

A charge of +7Q (Q > 0) is placed in the cavity of a conducting shell as shown in the diagram below. When the system attains electrostatic equilibrium, what will be the charge on the surface of the inner cavity and on the outer surface of the entire conducting shell? Conducting Material +72

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a. Charge on inner surface = -7Q, and charge on
outer surface = -7Q.
%3D
b. Charge on inner surface = -7Q, and charge on
outer surface = +7Q.
%3D
C. Charge on inner surface = 0, and charge on outer
surface
= +7Q.
d. Charge on inner surface = + 7Q, and charge on
outer surface = -7Q.
e. Charge on inner surface = 0, and charge on outer
surface
0.

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