A charged conducting sphere of radius 1-3m has uniform surface charge density 50-0- Cm-2- The charge on the sphere is -1- 1-06-10-3 C -2- 2-12-10-4 C -3- 0-50-10-3 C -4- 3-0-10-3 C

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A charged conducting sphere of radius 1.3m has uniform surface charge density 50.0μ Cm^{-2}. The charge on the sphere is (1) 1.06×10^{-3 } C (2) 2.12×10^{-4} C (3) 0.50×10^{-3} C (4) 3.0×10^{-3} C

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