For a spherical shell

  • A

    If potential inside it is zero then it necessarily electrically neutral

  • B

    electric field in a charged conducting spherical shell can be zero only when the charge is uniformly distributed.

  • C

    electric potential due to induced charges at a point inside it will always be zero

  • D

    none of these

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