A conducting (metal) sphere of radius 12 cm carrying excess charge, Q = +50 C and another point charge, q = -25 C are located at a certain distance away from a point P as shown in the figure below. Q=+50 nC 12 cm 80 cm 90 q=-10 nC 60 60 cm P A. The magnitude of the electric field due to charge Q at a distance of 10 cm from the center of the sphere will be [Select] N/C. A. The magnitude of the electric field due to charge Q at a distance of 10 cm from the center of the sphere will be [Select] N/C. B. The magnitude of the electric field produced by the charge Q at the location of point P is [Select] N/C, and it points [Select] N/C, C. The magnitude of the electric field produced by the charge q at point P is [Select] and it points [Select] D. The electric potential at P due to both the charges is [Select] E. The electric potential energy of this charge configuration is [Select] V. F. If a third charge of +20nC is brought at point P from infinitely large distance, the work done in bringing this charge to P will be [Select] PIC COLLAGE