SUCCESS STUDY CIRCLE

DAILY ASSIGNMENT
SUB-PHYSICS
NAME
Date
14/04/17..CLASS
12TH NO/3
1. The electrostatic force of
repulsion between two
positively charged ions
carrying equal charges is
3.710-9 N, when they are
separated by distance of 5 Ao
. How many electrons are
missing from each ions?
2. A free pitch ball A of 8 g
carries a positive charge of
510-8 C . What must be the
 nature of and magnitude of
charge given to second
pitch-ball B fixed 5 cm bellow
the former ball so that the
upper ball is stationary?
3. Two similarly equal
charged identical metal
spheres A and B repel each
-5
other by force of 210 N. A
third identical uncharged
sphere C touched to A and
then placed at the mid- point
between A and B . Calculate
the net electrostatic force on
C
4. Two point charges +4e
and +e are fixed a distance
a apart. Where a third
 charge q should be kept on
the line joining the two
charges so that it may be in
equilibrium? In which case
the equilibrium will be stable
and in which case unstable?
5. Two identical spheres,
having charges of opposite
sign attract each other with
the force of 0.108 N when
separated by 0.5m. The
spheres are connected by a
conducting wire , which then
removed , and there after
they repel each other with
the force of 0.036 n. What
are the initial charges on the
spheres?
6. Two small spheres each
having mass m kg and
charge q coulomb are
separated from a point by
insulating threads each l
meter but of negligible mass.
If is the angle , each
threads makes with the
vertical when equilibrium has
been attain, show that q2=
(4mgl2sin2tan ) 40
7. Two point charges values
q and 2q are kept distance d
apart from each other in air.
A third charge Q to be kept
along same line such a way
that the net force acting on q
and 2q is zero. Calculate the
 position of charge Q in terms
of q and d.
8. Ten positively charged
particle are kept on x-axis at
appoint x=10cm,20cm ,40
cm ......100cm . The first
particle has a charge 110 -8

C, the second 810 C , -8

-8
third 2710 C and so on .
The tenth particle has a
-8
charge 100010 C. Find the
magnitude of the electric
force acting on a 1C charge
placed at the origin.
9. Charges of +5C , +10C
and -10C are placed in air
at each corners A,B and C of
an equilateral triangle ABC ,
 having each side equal to
5cm. Determine the
resultant force on the charge
A.
10.Four equal point charges
each +5C are placed on the
four corners of a square of
each side 0.2m. Calculate
the force on any one of the
charges.
11.Calculate the electric field
strength required to support
a water drop of mass 10-3 kg
and having a charge 1.610-
19
C.
12.How many electron should
be removed from a coin of
mass 1.6g , so that it may
 just float in a electric field of
intensity 10 9 N/C , directed
upward?
13.What charge would be
required to electrify a sphere
of radius 25 cm so as to get
3
a surface charge density of

Cm -2

14.A charged spherical

conductor has a surface
density of 0.7 Cm-2. When its
charge is increased by
0.44C, the charge density
changes by 0.14 Cm-2. Find
the radius of the sphere and
initial charge on it.
15.Sixty four drops of radius
0.02 m and each carrying a
 charge of +5C are
combined to form a bigger
drop. Find how the surface
density of electrification will
change if no charge is lost.
16.Two charges , one +5C
and another -5C are placed
1 mm apart. Calculate the
dipole moment.
17.An electric dipole consist
of charges of magnitude 1/3
10-7 C ,separated by 2 cm
apart. The dipole is placed in
an external field of 3107
N/C-1. What maximum torque
does the electric field
exerted on dipole?
18.Calculate the electric field
due to an electric dipole of
length 10 cm having charge
of 1C at an equatorial point
12cm from the centre of the
dipole.
19.Two point charges each of
5C but opposite in sign, are
placed 4 cm apart. Calculate
the electric field intensity at
a point diastant 4 cm from
midpoint on the axial line of
the dipole.
1. A soap bubble is given
negative charge. Its radius
will
(a) Increase (b)
Decrease (c)
Remain unchanged (d)
Fluctuate
2. Which of the following
charge is not possible
(a) (b)
1.6 1018C 1.6 1019C

(c) (d)
1.6 1020C
None
of these
3. Five balls numbered 1 to 5
balls suspended using
separate threads. Pair
(1,2), (2,4) and (4,1) show
electrostatic attraction,
while pair (2,3) and (4,5)
 show repulsion. Therefore
ball 1 must be
(a) Positively charged
(b) Negatively charged
(c) Neutral (d) Made
of metal
4. If the radius of a solid and
hollow copper spheres are
same which one can hold
greater charge
(a) Solid sphere (b)
Hollow sphere
(c) Both will hold equal
charge (d) None of
these
5. Number of electrons in one
coulomb of charge will be
(a) 5.46 1029
(b) 6.25 1018

(c) 1.6 1019

(d) 9 1011
6. The current produced in wire
when 107 electron/sec are
flowing in it
(a) 1.6 1026 amp(b)
1.6 1012 amp(c) 1.6
1026 amp (d) 1.6 1012
amp
7. If the radius of a solid and
hollow copper spheres are
same which one can hold
greater charge
(a) Solid sphere (b)
Hollow sphere
(c) Both will hold equal
charge (d) None of
these
8. Number of electrons in one
coulomb of charge will be
 (a) (b)
5.46 1029 6.25 1018

(c) (d)
1.6 1019 9 1011

9. The current produced in wire

when 107 electron/sec are
flowing in it
(a) 1.6 1026 amp(b)
1.6 10 amp(c)
12
1.6
1026 amp (d) 1.6 1012
amp
19.Two point charges and 3C 8C

repel each other with a

force of 40 N. If a charge of
is added to each of
5C

them, then the force

between them will become
(a) (b)
10N
(c) 10N

(d)
20N 20N

11. Two point charges 1 & C 5C

are separated by a certain

 distance. What will be ratio
of forces acting on these
two
[CPMT 1979]
(a) 1: 5
(b) (c)
5 :1

(d)
1:1 0

12. Two charges of and are

40C 20C

placed at a certain
distance apart. They are
touched and kept at the
same distance. The ratio of
the initial to the final force
between them is
(a) 8 :1
(b) (c)
4 :1

1:8 (d) 1:1

13. A total charge Q is broken
in two parts Q1
and and
Q2

they are placed at a

distance R from each
other. The maximum force
of repulsion between them
 will occur, when
Q Q

(a) (b)
Q2 , Q1 Q
R R

Q 2Q Q 3Q

(c) (d)
Q2 , Q1 Q Q2 , Q1
4 3 4 4

Q Q
Q1 , Q2
2 2

14. The force between two

charges 0.06m apart is 5 N. If
each charge is moved towards
the other by 0.01m, then the
force between them will
become
(a) 7.20 N (b) 11.25
N (c) 22.50 N (d) 45.00
N
15. Two charges equal in
magnitude and opposite in
polarity are placed at a
certain distance apart and
force acting between them
is F. If 75% charge of one is
 transferred to another,
then the force between the
charges becomes
F 9F

(a) (b)
16 16
(c) F

15

(d)
F
16

16. Three equal charges each

+Q, placed at the corners
of on equilateral triangle of
side a what will be the
1
k

force on any charge

4 0

kQ2 2kQ2

(a) a2
(b) (c) a2

2kQ2 3kQ2

(d)
2
a a2

17. Equal charges Q are placed

at the four corners A, B, C,
D of a square of length a.
The magnitude of the force
on the charge at B will be
 3Q 2 4Q 2

(a) 4 0a2
(b) 4 0a2
(c)
1 1 2 Q2 1 Q2
2

(d)
2 4 0 a2
2 4 0a2