Calculate the surface charge density of each sphere

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two conducting spheres, one of radius 6.0 cm, and the other of radius 120 cm, each have a charge of 20 nC and are very far apart. If the spheres are connected by a connecting wire, find the direction of motion and magnitude of the charge transferred, and the final charge on and potential of each sphere. Also calculate the surface charge density of each sphere.

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