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The electric field lines of forces between two point charges Q1 and Q2 are shown in the figure. Then |Q1/Q2| will be

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Answered by sreekarreddy91
2

Answer:

ANSWER

E=

4πϵ

o

r

Q

Since, field intensity at point 2 that is at location of Q

2

is −∞.

Hence, Q

2

must be negative and only then for r=0, field at 2 will be −∞.

Now at some distance right of point 2, field is 0.

At that point E=

4πϵ

o

(l+a)

Q

1

+

4πϵ

o

a

Q

2

=0

Since, Q

2

is negative and hence Q

1

must be positive for E to be 0..

Explanation:

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Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

Q2 is negative and Q1 is positive

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Explanation:

E=

4πϵ

o

r

Q

Since, field intensity at point 2 that is at location of Q

2

is −∞.

Hence, Q

2

must be negative and only then for r=0, field at 2 will be −∞.

Now at some distance right of point 2, field is 0.

At that point E=

4πϵ

o

(l+a)

Q

1

+

4πϵ

o

a

Q

2

=0

Since, Q

2

is negative and hence Q

1

must be positive for E to be 0..

Answer-(D)

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