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The ratio of the electric flux linked with shell A and shell

B in the diagram shown below is​
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Answered by nirman95
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To find:

The ratio of the electric flux linked with shell A and shell B in the diagram?

Calculation:

The electric flux linked with shell can be calculated from GAUSS' LAW as follows:

For shell A:

 \therefore \: \phi_{A} =  \dfrac{ q_{enclosed}}{   \epsilon_{0}}

 \implies\: \phi_{A} =  \dfrac{ q}{   \epsilon_{0}}

For shell B:

 \therefore \: \phi_{B} =  \dfrac{ q_{enclosed}}{   \epsilon_{0}}

 \implies\: \phi_{B} =  \dfrac{ q}{   \epsilon_{0}}

So, both the flux are same.

Hence, final answer:

 \therefore \: \phi_{A} = \phi_{B}

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Answered by daulatramjat33
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Answer:

1:2

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