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Which of the following statements about a conductor in electrostatic equilibrium is false?
(a) the electric field inside the conductor is zero.
(b) just outside the conductor, the electrostatic field is perpendicular to its surface.
(c) the net charge inside the conductor is zero, all excess charge resides on the surface.
(d) a charge located within a hole in a conductor at equilibrium feels no force from charges outside the conductor.
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