which graph best represents the potential as a function of distance r from charge q?
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two charge +q₁ and +q₂ placed on x - axis at position A and B as shown in figure.
we have to identify the graph which represents the potential as a function of distance r from charge q₁.
solution : let d is the distance between +q₁ and -q₂.
now potential at r distance from charge +q₁, V = kq₁/r + k(+q₂)/(d - r)
= k [q₁/r + q₂/(d - r)
at r = 0 and r = d (i.e., AB)
V = ∞
means at two points r = 0, d graph can't touch vertical line.
between A and B, potential increases when observations point shift to charges but at the middle point, potential will be minimum.
this criteria only explained in graph 2
Therefore option (2) is correct choice.
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