The rod is now moved far away from sphere A. What is the charge remaining on sphere A ? Charged Glass Rod A B */999 III Three identical uncharged conducting spheres, A, B, and C, are on insulating stands. The spheres are arranged in a straight line, touching each other as shown in the figure above. A positively charged glass rod is held near the spheres, resulting in an induced charge of -Q on sphere A. Spheres B and C are moved far away from sphere A and the rod while remaining in contact with each other, and are then separated. After spheres B and C are separated, what is the charge on sphere C?