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If gravitational field intensity is E at distance R/2 outside from then surface of thin shell of radius R the gravitational field intensity at distance R/2 from its centre is

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Answered by nirman95
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Given:

Gravitational field intensity is E at distance R/2 outside from then surface of thin shell of radius R.

To find:

Gravitational field intensity at a distance R/2 from the centre.

Calculation:

Considering a spherical Gaussian surface of radius R/2 ;

Let field Intensity at that position be E2.

 \displaystyle \int \: E2 \: . \: ds =  \dfrac{q}{\epsilon_{0}}

Since the charge enclosed by the Gaussian Surface is zero ;

 \displaystyle  =  > \: E2 \:  \int\: ds =  \dfrac{q}{\epsilon_{0}}

 \displaystyle  =  > \: E2 \:  \int\: ds =  \dfrac{0}{\epsilon_{0}}

 \displaystyle  =  > \: E2 \:  \int\: ds =  0

 \boxed{ =  > \: E2 \:  =  0}

So, Gravitational field intensity at a distance of R/2 is zero.

  • Note that Field Intensity inside a spherical shell will always be zero because the enclosed charge is equal to zero.
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