Electric Field Inside a Conducting Sphere: Is it Always Zero?

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Homework Statement
What is the electric field inside sphere with negative charges distributed on the sphere.
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Is the electric field inside a sphere always 0? Even if we have charges on the surface?
 

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This is a homework question. What is your thinking about the choices you have? The fact that this sphere is conducting is important to the answer.
 
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