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how many points inside an equilateral triangle is possible where electric field is zero. if q charge is placed at the vertices of triangle​


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Answered by TheKingOfKings
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how many points inside an equilateral triangle is possible where electric field is zero. if q charge is placed at the vertices of triangle

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rohitkumar27: yeah it is correct but i am asking is there any another point possible where electric field is zero
Answered by Pratham2508
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Answer:

The electric field will be zero

Explanation:

Electric field due to +Q charges of edge B at the center is ->

E=\frac{1}{4pieb} * \frac{Q}{r^{2} }

Same as due to charges of edge A and C

As shown (E_{a} +E_{b} +E_{c} )

Resultant of  E_{b} and E_{c}

E_{R} = \sqrt[]{E_{b}^{2}+E_{c}^{2}+2E_{b}E_{c}Cos(120)  }

\sqrt[]{E_{b}^{2}+E_{c}^{2}+2E_{b}E_{c}(-\frac{1}{2})   }

=\sqrt{E_{b}^{2}  } = E_{b}

E_{R} =E_{b}

And both E_{b} and E_{a} are equal in magnitude and in the opposite directions so the electric field at o is Zero

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