Physics, asked by queenblast, 1 year ago

find potential difference between points q and p when a uniform electric field of 100Vm inverse Act at 30 degree to x-axis given op is equal to 2 unit and oq is equal to 4 unit​

Answers

Answered by missShelly
19

V= E×d ,we get

Vq-Vp=- Edpq

here, dpq = 2 cos 30°+2sin 30°

2×√3/2+4×1/2={√3+2)

(1.732+2)=3.732

Vq-Vp=-100×3.732

= -373.2V

Answered by talasilavijaya
0

Answer:

The potential difference between the points P and Q is 373,2V

Explanation:

Given a uniform electric field,  E=100V/m

Angle,  inverse Act at \theta=30^{o}

Length, OP= 2 ~units and OQ= 4 unit

Let the distance between the surfaces be d_{1}~\& ~d_{2

The magnitude of electric potential between any two points is given by

dV =E.dr

V_{q} -V_{p}= 100\times (OPcos\theta+OQsin\theta)

= 100\times (2cos30^{o} +4sin30^{o})

= 100\times (2\times \frac{\sqrt{3} }{2}  +4\times \frac{1 }{2} )

= 100\times (\sqrt{3} +2)

\approx 373.2V

Therefore, the potential difference between the points is 373,2V

Similar questions