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In this case both spheres have same sign of charge. So when brought near repulsive force will aplly so that electrons in both sphere will go extreme end of the sphere.
When both sphere are allowed to touch it will work as a single big conductor and charge will spread uniformly all over the surface.
So larger sphere has larger surface area so it will hold more charge than smaller sphere
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