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Consider a conducting shell. Two point charges q1 and q2 are inside the shell and two q3 and q4 are outside the shell. Then induced charge on the outer surface of conducting shell is : (1) (q1+ q2) (2) – (q1 + q2) (3) (q3+q4) (4)–(q3+q4)

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