- AConcentrically
- BTouching each other
- CIt is never possible
- DThe smaller sphere should be grounded
Explanation:
We know that for a conducting sphere, the charge is always distributed on its outer surface. We also know that charge flows from higher potential to lower potential. But if we put the smaller sphere inside the larger sphere and connect them with a conductor, they will act as a single conductor and charge will be distributed to its outer surface, i.e. charge will flow to the larger sphere.
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