If a positively charged body is placed inside a spherical hollow conductor, what will be the polarity of charge inside and outside the hollow conductor ? (a) Inside positive, outside negative (b) Inside negative, outside positive (c) Both negative (d) Both positive

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If a positively charged body is placed inside a spherical hollow conductor, what will be the polarity of charge inside and outside the hollow conductor ? (a) Inside positive, outside negative (b) Inside negative, outside positive (c) Both negative (d) Both positive

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The polarity of the charge will positive

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