Physics, asked by kriyam2007, 16 days ago

The charge of a spherical ball made of metal is 96 X10 'c. If it is connected to another similar charge then what will be charge of each ball ?​

Answers

Answered by kishoremurugan143
0

Explanation:

Correct option is B)

As per the property of charge the charge spread all around a conducting body. So as soon as the identical metallic spheres will be brought together, the total charge will get divided equally on both the spheres as Q/2 where Q is the total charge.

i.e, Q/2=

2

9×10

−9

+(−3×10

−9

)

=3×10

−9

C

∴ Q/2 is the charge on both spheres now.

Now as we know

Electrostatic force F=

r

2

KQ

1

Q

2

Where K=

4πE

1

and E=E

r

×E

0

A/Q E

r

=5 So, K

1

=

4π(5E

0

)

1

⇒K

1

=

5

K

⇒K=

2πE

0

1

=9×10

9

So, ⇒F=

5r

2

K(Q/2)

2

⇒F=

5×(3)

2

9×10

9

×(3×10

−9

)

2

=

5

9

×10

−9

F=1.8×10

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Answered by roshanidhami82
0

Ques:

Two spheres carrying charges +6μC and +9μC separated by a distance d, experiences a force of repulsion F. When a charge of −3μC is given to both the sphere and kept at the same distance as before, the new force of repulsion is :

Explanation:

Initially, charges on the sphere are +6μC and +9μC.

Thus initial coulombic force F=

d

2

k(9)(6)

d

2

k

=

54

F

Now the new charges of the spheres are +3μC and +6μC.

Thus new coulombic force F

=

d

2

k(6)(3)

=

d

2

18k

⟹ F

=18×

54

F

=

3

F

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