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Three identical metal spheres are on insulating stands. Sphere A is given an initial charge of q. Sphere A is then briefly touch

ed to Sphere B. Afterward, Sphere B is then briefly touched to Sphere C. What amount of charge does each sphere now have?
. A

Sphere A - 0.25 q

Sphere B - 0.5 q

Sphere C - 0.25 q

B.

Sphere A - 0.25 q

Sphere B - 0.5 q

Sphere C - 0.25 q

C.

Sphere A - 0.33 q

Sphere B - 0.33 q

Sphere C - 0.33 q

D.

Sphere A - 0.5 q

Sphere B - 0.25 q

Sphere C .025 q

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