Physics, asked by shrutidesai6113, 9 months ago

Two charges of magnitudes -4Q and

+2Q are located at points (2a, 0) and (5a,

0) respectively. What is the electric flux

due to these charges through a sphere of

radius 4a with its centre at the origin?​

Answers

Answered by mananmadani53
17

Answer:

Using Gauss's law

Flux(ϕ)=

ϵ

0

q

where, q is the total charge inside the surface

Here, q=−2Q and gaussian surface is a sphere of radius 3a and center at origin.

So,Flux(ϕ)=

ϵ

0

−2Q

Here, flux is only due to charge -2Q because no. of field lines enter the sphere due to charge +Q is equal to no. of field lines coming out of the sphere, so net flux is zero due to charge +Q.

Explanation:

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