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Answered by chandyasrinivasan
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Answered by arunsomu13
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2:1

At equilibrium, potential across both the spheres is same because they are connected by a wire

Let r' : 1 x 10^{-3}

      r : 2 x 10^{-3}

    Q' : charge on small sphere

     Q : charge on bigger sphere

So,

\frac{KQ}{r}+\frac{KQ'}{R}  = \frac{KQ'}{r'}+\frac{KQ}{R}

\frac{Q}{r}+\frac{Q'}{R}  = \frac{Q'}{r'}+\frac{Q}{R}

\frac{Q}{2X10^{-3}}+\frac{Q'}{5X10^{-2}}  = \frac{Q'}{1X 10^{-3}}+\frac{Q}{5X10^{-2}}

On solving,

\boxed{\frac{Q'}{Q}=\frac{24}{49}}

Electric field on a sphere is due to:

  1. Charge on itself
  2. Charge on the other sphere

So electric field on 1^{st} sphere : \frac{KQ'}{r'^{2}} -\frac{KQ}{R^{2}}

So electric field on 2^{nd} sphere : \frac{KQ}{r^{2}} -\frac{KQ'}{R^{2}}

Ratio of electric field :

\frac{\frac{KQ'}{r'^{2}} -\frac{KQ}{R^{2}}}{\frac{KQ'}{r'^{2}} -\frac{KQ}{R^{2}}}

\frac{\frac{Q'}{r'^{2}} -\frac{Q}{R^{2}}}{\frac{Q}{r^{2}} -\frac{Q'}{R^{2}}}

On solving,

\frac{2500Q'-Q}{625Q-Q'}

\frac{2500(\frac{24}{49} )Q-Q}{625Q-(\frac{24}{49} )Q}\\\\\frac{2500(\frac{24}{49} )-1}{625-(\frac{24}{49} )}\\\\\frac{59,951}{30,601}\\\\\boxed{\boxed{2:1}}

Hope this answer helped you :)

[P.S : you could ignore the electric field due to other sphere ∵ of the large distance between two spheres as compared to their small radius]

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