1. The document provides solutions to physics problems related to electricity and capacitance.
2. Problem 8 asks about the conditions under which total charge and total energy will be conserved when two charged spheres are brought into contact. The answer is that total charge is always conserved but total energy is only conserved if the spheres had the same initial potential.
3. Problem 10 asks about the conditions under which no charge or energy will be exchanged when two capacitors are connected. The answer is that no exchange will occur if the initial potentials of the capacitors are the same.
1. The document provides solutions to physics problems related to electricity and capacitance.
2. Problem 8 asks about the conditions under which total charge and total energy will be conserved when two charged spheres are brought into contact. The answer is that total charge is always conserved but total energy is only conserved if the spheres had the same initial potential.
3. Problem 10 asks about the conditions under which no charge or energy will be exchanged when two capacitors are connected. The answer is that no exchange will occur if the initial potentials of the capacitors are the same.
1. The document provides solutions to physics problems related to electricity and capacitance.
2. Problem 8 asks about the conditions under which total charge and total energy will be conserved when two charged spheres are brought into contact. The answer is that total charge is always conserved but total energy is only conserved if the spheres had the same initial potential.
3. Problem 10 asks about the conditions under which no charge or energy will be exchanged when two capacitors are connected. The answer is that no exchange will occur if the initial potentials of the capacitors are the same.
Physics For IIT–JEE by Shiv R. Goel (B.Tech., IIT–Delhi)
DPP#17–02/06/2018 SOLUTIONS
Q 30 8.(B) Total charge of system will remain
1. (i) v 6 V conserved. Total energy will remain C 5 1 1 conserved only in one case, if potential of (ii) U CV 2 (5×10–6)(6)2 = 90×10–6 J = 90 J spheres are already same before they are 2 2 brought in contact. If potential are not same Q1 Q 2 30 50 16 (iii) VC V before they are brought in contact, then on C1 C 2 5 10 3 connecting, charge will flow between them 1 C1C 2 and energy will be lost in the form of heat. (iv) Heat = (V1 V2 ) 2 2 C1 C 2 9. (A) Let x charge flows from smaller to bigger sphere, finally their potential is same. 75 x 75 x 1 5 10 2 50 x 25 C [6 5] , here V2 5V 5cm 10cm 2 (5 10) 10 10. (D) If initial potential are same, then 5 q kq J k 1 2 q1R 2 q 2 R 1 3 R1 R 2 Q1f C1 5 1 (v) then on connecting in this case, no charge Q 2f C 2 10 2 will flow and no energy will be dissplated, (vi) Q1f + Q2f = 30 + 50 = 80 C otherwise charge flows and energy is 80 160 dissipated. Solve to get Q1f C and Q 2f C 3 3 11. (D) Here both the plates of capacitor are 2. (i) Ratio of initial charge is of no relevance. connected and now both are at same potential Finally their potentials are same. (potential difference V = 0), kQ 'A kQ 'B Q' r 1 Q Q A A C rA rB Q 'B rB 2 V 0 15. (A) Work will be done by external agent in Q 'A rA A 4rA2 rA pulling the plates apart and this work will (ii) Q 'B rB B 4rB2 rB convert in potential energy of condenser, r 2 hence energy of condenser increases. A B B rA 1 17. Q1 = 4R2, Q2 = 4(2R)2 = 16R2 Qtotal = Q1 + Q2 = 20R2 Q 12 106 4. C 108 F Q1 Q2 V 1200 2R A 108 d R 0 108 A 1 d 0 x y 2
10 V8 Let charges are x and y after connecting with
A wire as shown, so x + y = 20R2 0 E Their potential will be same: A is min if E is maximum kx ky 108 V 108 1200 2 2x = y Amin = = 0.45 m R 2R 0 E max 8.85 1012 3 106 40 5. F = kx Solve to get y R 2 3 Q2 Q2 y 5 kx x Now 2 2A 0 2Ak 0 4(2R) 2 6 2 Q 7.(D) Apply U 2C