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A hollow conducting spherical shell of radius R is charged with Q coulomb. The amount of work done for moving any charge q from the centre to the surface of the shell will be
  1. Zero
  2. qQ4πϵ0R
  3. 2Qqπϵ0R
  4. Qqπϵ0R

A
Qqπϵ0R
B
Zero
C
qQ4πϵ0R
D
2Qqπϵ0R
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Potential inside the hollow conducting sphere is same as potential at the surface of sphere
i.e. Q4πϵ0R
Difference in potential between the surface and center ΔV=0
Thus work done, W=qΔV=0
So, no work done is done in moving a charge on a equipotential region.

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