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This is related to Gaussian theorem,
when,
electric field emitted by any charge or system of charge , directed outwards from the Gaussian surface , then charge must be positive .
here , electric field directed outward so, charge : positive .
we also know , that
dv = -E.dr
where dv is the element of potential
E is the electric field as function of r
dr is element of position .
now,
dv = -1000/r. dr
integrate both sides
(Vb - Va)= - 1000 [ lnr ] put limit rB = 0.4 to rA = 0.2
(Vb - Va) = -1000 [ln2] = -100 × 0.6931 V
= 693.1 Volt
I hope this will help you dear !!!!
when,
electric field emitted by any charge or system of charge , directed outwards from the Gaussian surface , then charge must be positive .
here , electric field directed outward so, charge : positive .
we also know , that
dv = -E.dr
where dv is the element of potential
E is the electric field as function of r
dr is element of position .
now,
dv = -1000/r. dr
integrate both sides
(Vb - Va)= - 1000 [ lnr ] put limit rB = 0.4 to rA = 0.2
(Vb - Va) = -1000 [ln2] = -100 × 0.6931 V
= 693.1 Volt
I hope this will help you dear !!!!
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