Two isolated, non-conducting spheres, Sphere A & Sphere B are identical in size and have radius values of 1 cm each. They are separated by 2m Sphere A has an excess charge of 200 p.50. Sphere B has an excess charge of 250 [1.0. Assume the charges are uniformly distributed about the surface of the spheres. If the masses are free to move, what will happen to the spheres? 0 They will be repealed by each other by their opposite charges. 0 They will be attracted to each other by their opposite charges, and once the spheres connect, the charges will combine. 0 They will remain where they are because the net force in the system is ZERO. 0 They will remain where they are, there is not enough force to move them. 0 They will be attracted to each other by their opposite charges. Once the sphere connect, they will remain attracted to each other, but the charges will not combine