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Please solve these!! It's electrodynamics.

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Answered by Sayantana
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Electric field strength:

》It is measure of the effect produced by a electric charge by emitting elctric fields.

》it varies according to the distance,we move away from emitting source.

\bf{ E= \dfrac{KQ}{r²}}

( 'k' is electrostatic force constant, Q= source charge responsible for emitting E, r= distance from the source to that point where the field has to be measured)

》From above we can see as distance increases, the field strength decreases.

Solution:

first see the above image!

(1). Case 1

\rm E_A = \dfrac{KQ}{r_A²}

\rm 48 = \dfrac{KQ}{2²}

\rm KQ = (48×4) ---------(1)

Case 2

\rm E_B = \dfrac{KQ}{r_B²}

\rm E_B = \dfrac{48×4}{0.5²}----(by 1 eq)

\rm E_B = \dfrac{48×4}{0.25}

\bf{ E_B = 768 N/C}

(2). As the distance increase ,E decrease.

see the above image ! you will totally get the answer

• we can compare the lengths here:

OD>OA>OE>OB>OC

Electric field order:

D < A < E < B< C = DAEBC

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