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is electric field or magnetic field responcible For death of a person....if we touch a wire carrying tremendous electric current....?​

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Answered by AkelaRavan000
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Answered by shilpapanchal126
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Answer:

Answer:

New force of repulsion = 99 N

Explanation:

Given:

Two point charges repel each other with a force of 100 N

One charge is increased by 10% and the other charge is reduced by 10%

To Find:

The new force of repulsion

Solution:

By Coulomb's law we know that the force between two point charges is given by,

\boxed{\sf F =k\times \frac{q_1q_2}{r^2}}

F=k×

r

2

q

1

q

2

where k is the Coulomb's law constant, F is the force, q₁, q₂ are the point charges and r is the distance between the two charges.

The initial force of repulsion is given by,

\sf F_1=k\times \dfrac{q_1q_2}{r^2} =100\:NF

1

=k×

r

2

q

1

q

2

=100N

Now given that the first charge is increased by 10%

Hence,

(q₁)' = q₁ + q₁ × 10/100

(q₁)' = q₁ + q₁/10

(q₁)' = 11 q₁/10-------(1)

Also by given second charge is decreased by 10%

Hence,

(q₂)' = q₂ - q₂ × 10/100

(q₂)' = 9 q₂/10 ------(2)

Now the new force of repulsion is given by,

\sf F_2=k\times \dfrac{(q_1)'(q_2)'}{r^2}F

2

=k×

r

2

(q

1

)

(q

2

)

Substitute the values from 1 and 2,

\sf F_2=k\times \dfrac{(11\:q_1/10)(9\:q_2/10)}{r^2}F

2

=k×

r

2

(11q

1

/10)(9q

2

/10)

\sf F_2=\dfrac{99}{100}\times k\times \dfrac{q_1q_2}{r^2}F

2

=

100

99

×k×

r

2

q

1

q

2

Hence,

F₂ = 0.99 × F₁

F₂ = 0.99 × 100

F₂ = 99 N

Hence the new force of repulsion is 99 N.

Explanation:

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