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There is uniformly charged non-conducting solod sphere made of material of dielectric constant 1. If electric potential at infinity be zero, then the potential at it's surface is 'V. If we take electric potential at it's surface to be Zero, then potential at centre will be a. 3V/2 b. V/2 c. V d. zero

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