After charging of two spheres $A$ and $B$ of exactly same mass, they are given equal positive and negative charges respectively. Then :

their mass will remain unaffected

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mass of

A >

mass of

B

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mass of

A <

mass of

B

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Solution

The correct option is C mass of $A <$ mass of $B$
$A$ loses electrons and $B$ gains electrons which results B having more electrons and hence more mass than A. Therefore option (c)

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The correct option is C mass of A< mass of BA loses electrons and B gains electrons which results B having more electrons and hence more mass than A. Therefore option (c)

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