The electric potential on the surface of a uniformly charged solid sphere is

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The electric potential on the surface of a uniformly charged solid sphere is VV. The radius of the sphere is R=1 mR=1\,\text{m}. Match the following columns.
Column IColumn II
(a) Electric potential at r=R2r=\dfrac{R}{2}(p) V4\dfrac{V}{4}
(b) Electric potential at r=2Rr=2R(q) V2\dfrac{V}{2}
(c) Electric field at r=R2r=\dfrac{R}{2}(r) 3V4\dfrac{3V}{4}
(d) Electric field at r=2Rr=2R(s) None of these

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