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Charge of 4uc,-4uc and-8uc are placed at A,B and C corners of a square of side 10cm. Calculate the field intensity at side D

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Answered by madeducators4
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Given :

Magnitude of charge placed at corner  A = 4 \mu C

Magnitude of charge placed at corner  B = -4 \mu C

Magnitude of charge placed at corner  C = -8 \mu C

Side length of the square = 10 cm

To Find :

Intensity of electric field at  D = ?

Solution :

Since side length is 10 cm , so the length AD and CD is 10 cm  ,  but BD is diagonal so length of BD is :

BD = \sqrt{10^2 + 10^2 } =10 \sqrt2 cm

Now the electric field at D due to charge at A is :

=\frac{K\times 4}{10^2}

= \frac{4K}{100} N\C

Electric field at D due to charge at C is :

=\frac{K\times 8}{10^2}

= \frac{8K}{100} N\C

Electric field at D due to charge at B is :

= \frac{K \times 4}{(10\sqrt2)^2}

=\frac{4K}{200} N\C

Now electric field at D is resultant of electric field due to all the three charges .

Resultant electric field due to charges at C and A is :

=\sqrt{(\frac{8K}{100})^2 + (\frac{4K}{100})^2}

=\frac{4\sqrt5K}{100} N\C

Now net electric field at D will be :

=\sqrt{(\frac{4\sqrt5K}{100})^2+(\frac{4K}{200})^2}

=\sqrt{(\frac{4\sqrt5K}{100})^2+(\frac{2K}{100})^2}

=\frac{2\sqrt{21}K}{100}

=9.16 \times 10^{-2} N\C

Hence , net electric field intensity at D is 9.16 \times 10^{-2} N/C .

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