The spheres in the experiment could not be of equal size.
<u>Explanation:</u>
This is the concept of Electrostatics. The two metal spheres are placed on portable insulated stand so initially both have charge, q = 0. We thought to create equal and opposite charges on both the metal spheres without touching the charged glass rod to these spheres. First of all let us hold the rod at a distance R from any of the insulated sphere, making it closer to the spheres the phenomenon of induction arises. Finally the sphere near the rod will have induced opposite charges and the other sphere which is away from rod will get induced same charge of the rod. And in this process we will get opposite and equal charges in the spheres without touching them. No, it is not necessary to be the spheres of equal size.
There are two types of physical quantities, that is , base quantities and derived quantities. Base quantities are physical quantities that cannot be defined in terms of other quantities
