Explanation
For equilateral triangle AOB, AO=OB=BA=a and AC=OC=BC=r
The potential at centroid C is V=k2qAC+k−qOC+k−qBC=k2qr−kqr−kqr=0
The net electric field at centroid C is E=k2qr2−kqr2cos30−kqr2cos30=k(0.2)2qr2≠0
As the total charge is zero so for dipole moment the choice of origin is independent. We assume O as origin.
dipole moment , p=−q(0)−q(Lˆi)+2q(L2ˆi+√3L2ˆj)
or p=√3qLˆj
Electric field due to charge sheet for charge density +σ is E=+σ2ϵ0 and for −σ is E=−σ2ϵ0
outside the plates field is E=+σ2ϵ0+−σ2ϵ0=0
between the plates field is E=σ2ϵ0+σ2ϵ0=σϵ0
Ans: (A),(C)
Hint: Find the net force on the dipole by using F=qE to calculate the force on both charges of the dipole.Explanation:Step 1: Reasons for incorrect options:
→τ=→P×→E
If the dipole moment P and electric field line E is in the same direction, in that case, torque will be zero in another case, it will have some non-zero value. So, option C is incorrect.
Answer:
Hence, option D is the correct answer.
Consider a Gaussian cynlinder of radius r and length l. Using Gauss's law the electric field at distance r is E.(2πrl)=λlϵ0⇒E=λ2πϵ0r
Here the electrostatic force is equal to centrifugal force. i.e,
qE=mv2r
qλ2πϵ0r=mv2r
orv2=qλ2πϵ0m
so v is independent of r.
The electric field at a distance r from the long wire is
E=14πϵ02λr=9×109×2×2.5×10−65×10−2=9×105NC−1
Hint: Find the net force on the dipole by using F=qE to calculate the force on both charges of the dipole.Explanation:Step 1: Concept used:Dipole consists of 2 equal and opposite charges +q and−q.
Consider a dipole, as shown below in the figure.
In uniform electric field E, if we place any dipole at that time,
Step 2: Calculation of force:Force on +q is qE and force on charge −q is −qE.
So, the total force will be sum of these two forces, and it will result in zero.
Hence, option A is the correct answer.
Consider a surface of a cylinder of radius r and length l as Gaussian surface. Apply Gauss's law, →E.→ds=Qenϵ0 where Qen is the charge enclosed by the Gaussian surface. here Qen=λl
thus, E.(2πrl)=λlϵ0
∴E=λ2πϵ0r=k2λr where k=14πϵ0r
The electric field due to the plate is E=σ2ϵ0
Here the force between the charged particle of charge q and the plate is
F=qE=qσ2ϵ0=2×10−6×4×10−62×8.854×10−12=0.45N
Using Gauss's law, the electric flux through the cube is ϕ=Qenϵ0 where Qen is the charge enclosed by cube.
As cube has six faces so the flux through each face is ϕe=ϕ6=Qen6ϵ0.
The flux is also the number of lines of force passing through the surface of cube. So
the number of lines of force through each face of the cube is n=ϕe=Qen6ϵ0=0.1×10−66×8.85×10−12∼1883
Hint: Like charges repel each other and unlike charges attract each other.
Part 1 : Figure for given situation
Consider that the soap is in negative charge,
Part2: Explanation
∙ The charge will be distributed uniformly over the surface of the bubble by symmetry.
∙ As we know, they want to step much farther apart, as charges repel, the only path outward, taking with them the soap surface.
∙ At the same point, the rise in the restored force of the soap film (surface tension) would be equal and contrary to the electrostatic force, which will result in a new (larger) radius of equilibrium.
∙ Because of the ionic similarities, this can happen to both positive and negatively charged bubbles.Therefore, when a negative charge is given to the soap bubble, then its radius will increase.
Hence option A correct.
The potential at a distance r due to dipole is V=14πϵ0→p.ˆrr2 where →p= dipole moment.
or V=14πϵ0pcosθr2
or p=4πϵ0Vr2cosθ=4π×8.85×10−12×2×10−5×(0.1)2cos30=2.57×10−17Cm
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