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Answered by adhyayan56
3

Explanation:

Let charges are

</p><p>q,Q−q

<br>

</p><p>F=kq(Q−q)=k(qQ− {q}^{2} )

<br> for

F

to be maximum <br>

</p><p> \frac{dF}{dq} =0⇒1Q−2q=0⇒q= \frac{Q}{2} </p><p>

<br> Charges are

</p><p> \frac{Q}{2}</p><p></p><p>,</p><p> \frac{Q}{2} </p><p>

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Answered by ayushshahi2006
0

Let charges are

q,Q−qq,Q−q

<br>

F=kq(Q−q)=k(qQ− {q}^{2} )F=kq(Q−q)=k(qQ−q

2

)

<br> for

FF

to be maximum <br>

\frac{dF}{dq} =0⇒1Q−2q=0⇒q= \frac{Q}{2}

dq

dF

=0⇒1Q−2q=0⇒q=

2

Q

<br> Charges are

\frac{Q}{2} , \frac{Q}{2}

2

Q

,

2

Q

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