Physics, asked by Venunani2766, 9 months ago

125 small liquids drops each carrying a charge of 0.5uc and each diameter 0.1 m form a bigger drop calculate the potential at bigger drop

Answers

Answered by Goodtobetrue
2

Let r and R radii of small and bigger drop respectively.

Volume of bigger drop =1.25× volume of small drop

43πr3=125×43πr3

R=5r=5×2×10−3=10×10−3m

Capacitance fo bigger drop

C=4π∈0R=10×10−39×109=1.1pF

Charge on bigger drop, q=125×10−9C

∴ Potential of bigger drop

V=qC=125×10−91.1×10−12=113.6V

Answered by munibaasif1201
0

Answer:

k

Explanation:

Let Q be the charge on each drop

⇒ Voltage on each drop: V=

r

KQ

We know: C=

V

Q

or, C=

KQ

Qr

or, C=

k

r

Equating the sum of volume of drops to the volume of bigger drop:

64×

3

4

πr

3

=

3

4

πR

3

So, radius of final drop: R=(64)

3

1

r=4r

∴C

=

K

R

=

9×10

9

4×2×10

−2

=

9

8

×10

−11

FLet Q be the charge on each drop

⇒ Voltage on each drop: V=

r

KQ

We know: C=

V

Q

or, C=

KQ

Qr

or, C=

k

r

Equating the sum of volume of drops to the volume of bigger drop:

64×

3

4

πr

3

=

3

4

πR

3

So, radius of final drop: R=(64)

3

1

r=4r

∴C

=

K

R

=

9×10

9

4×2×10

−2

=9

8

×10

−11

F

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