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two extremely small charged copper spheres have their centres separated by distance 50 cm in vacuum (a) what is mutual force of repulsion if charge on each is 6.5 × 10^-7 c .(b) what will be the force of repulsion if two spheres are placed in water

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Answered by minijapn23
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Solution

(a)

Charge on sphere A, q

A

=6.5×10

−7

C

Charge on sphere B, q

B

=6.5×10

−7

C

Distance between the spheres, r=50cm=0.5m

Force of repulsion between the two spheres,

F=

4π∈

0

r

2

q

A

q

B

Where, ∈

0

= Free space permittivity

4π∈

0

1

=9×10

9

Nm

2

C

2

∴F=

(0.5)

2

9×10

9

×(6.5×10

−7

)

2

=1.52×10

−2

N

Therefore, the force between the two spheres is 1.52×10

−2

N

(b)

After doubling the charge,

Charge on sphere A, q

A

=2×6.5×10

−7

C=1.3×10

−6

C

Charge on sphere B, q

B

=2×6.5×10

−7

C=1.3×10

−6

C

Now, if the distance between the sphere is halved, then

r=

2

0.5

=0.25m

Force of repulsion between the two sphere,

F=

4π∈

0

r

2

q

A

q

B

=

(0.25)

2

9×10

9

×1.3×10

−6

×1.3×10

−6

=0.24336N

Therefore, the force between the two sphere is approximately 0.243 N.

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