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A conducting spherical shell is given charge +20. A point charge +Q is kept inside the shell at point O as shown. Now if charge +Q is shifted from point O to point P then magnitude of electric field at point A outside the shell will

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Answered by sika4714
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Answer:

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Answered by vaibhavsemwal
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Answer:

Magnitude of electric field outside A will remain same irrrespective of the position of charge inside the spherical shell.

Explanation:

Using Gauss law, \phi = \frac{q_{enclosed}}{\epsilon_o} = \int \vec E.\vec dS ----(1)

here, q_{enclosed} is the charge enclosed inside the gaussian surface.

Let's make a gaussian surface at the place outside the sphere where we need to find the electric field.

charge enclosed will be, q_{enclosed}=20q+q=21q

using (1), \frac{21q}{\epsilon_o} = \int \vec E.\vec dS

\implies \frac{21q}{\epsilon_o}=E.(4.\pi.r^2)

\implies E = \frac{21q}{4\pi r^2}

Here, the charge enclosed will remain 21q irrespective of the position of charge inside the shell. So, electric field will also remain same irrespective of the position of charge inside the shell.

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