Two similar spheres having $+q$ and $-q$ charge are kept at a certain distance $r$. $A$ force $F$ acts between them. If another similar sphere having $+q$ charge is kept in the middle of the two spheres, then it experiences a force in magnitude and direction as:

  • A
    Zero having no direction
  • B
    $8F$ towards $+q$ charge
  • C
    $8F$ towards $-q$ charge
  • D
    $4F$ towards $+q$ charge

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