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Gaurav Seth 5 years, 10 months ago
Once they are brought in contact with each other charge transfer take place between them in such a way that both the particles attain same charge, charge given by 3q will be equal to that gain by -q;
-q+x=3q-x;
x=2q;
the final charge on -q=q;
final charge on 3q=q;
As both are of the same charge and like forces repel each other and the nature of columb force of attraction will be repulsion.
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