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Two conducting spheres of Radius R1 and R2 each have an initial charges of Qi1 and...

Two conducting spheres of Radius R1 and R2 each have an initial charges of Qi1 and Qi2 respectively. The two spheres are brought together until they make contact. After they are in contact find the ratio of the charge density of sphere 1 to sphere 2. In other words, find Charge density f1/ Charge density f2

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