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• According to the question we should find the electric field required,
• we know, W ( weight) = F( force) = m x g
W = F = mg ----------( 1 )
according to electrostatics ,
E = F / q, here q is nothing but charge, so
( q = e)
implies,
E = F / e
F = Ee ----------------( 2)
now by equation ( 1 ) and ( 2) to balance the force, we get
Ee = mg
therefore,
E = mg / e
option ' 2 ' is the correct answer...!
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• According to the question we should find the electric field required,
• we know, W ( weight) = F( force) = m x g
W = F = mg ----------( 1 )
according to electrostatics ,
E = F / q, here q is nothing but charge, so
( q = e)
implies,
E = F / e
F = Ee ----------------( 2)
now by equation ( 1 ) and ( 2) to balance the force, we get
Ee = mg
therefore,
E = mg / e
option ' 2 ' is the correct answer...!
______________________________
hope it helps...!!!
PriyankaSharma101:
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For balance,
mg = Ee
hence, electric field (E) = mg/e
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