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The electric field inside the body of a conductor in electrostatic equilibrium is
Answer: D
Any field within the metal would drive a current, and in equilibrium none flows, so the field must vanish. Gauss's law then requires that no net charge exist within the metal either, so all of it resides on the surface.
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