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Statement I: Work done in bringing a charge q from infinity to the center of a uniformly charged non - conducting solid sphere of radius R (with a total charge Q ) is zero. Statement II: The potential difference between the Centre and the surface of the uniformly charged non - conducting solid sphere of radius R (with a total charge Q ) is 1 4 ₀ Q 2 R .

Options

  1. AIf statement I is true and statement II is true and also if the statement II is a correct explanation of state
  2. BIf statement I is true and statement II is true but the statement II is a not a correct explanation of stateme
  3. CIf statement I is true but the statement II is false
  4. DIf statement I is false but statement II is true

Correct answer

D. If statement I is false but statement II is true

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