If excess charge is put on a spherical conductor,
A) it remains where it was placed
B) it spreads a little from where it was placed but not over the whole sphere
C) it spreads uniformly over the surface of the sphere if the sphere is small
D) it spreads uniformly throughout the volume of the conductor
E) it spreads uniformly over the surface of the sphere
E) it spreads uniformly over the surface of the sphere
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