If the distance between two charges is doubled, the electrostatic force between

the charges will

be four times more

be four times less
increase two times
decrease two times

Charges can be
Created
Destroyed
cannot be created
multiplied

Force between two similar charges is given by

q2/4πεor repulsive
q2/4πεr2 attractive
q/4πεor2 repulsive
q2/4πεor2 repulsive

The unit of 1/4πεo is

C2 N-1 m-2
C -2 N-1 m2
C2 N1 m-2
C-2 N m2

A force exists between two point charges in air. If the charges are moved to a
medium having εr =5 without altering the distance between them, the new
force between them
will increase by 5 times
will decrease by 0.2 times
will decrease by √5 times
will increase by 25 times

Force between two charges depends on

distance between them
magnitude of charge
medium in between
all the above
If each of the charges is increased by two times and the distance between them
is also increased by two times, the electromagnetic force between them
increases by 4 times
increases by 8 times
increases by 2 times
remains same

In nature, charge are available

as dipoles
as point charge
in integral multiples of the charge of electrons
in pairs

The value of the permittivity of vacuum is

9 x 109 Nm2C -2
-1 C2N-1m-2
1/9 x 109 C2 N-1 m-2
1/(4π x 9 x 109) C2 N-1 m-2

Force between unit similar charges separated by 1 m and kept in air is

9 x 109 N attractive
9 x 109 N repulsive
4π 10-7 N repulsive
8.85418 x 10-12 N repulsive

Electrostatic force between two electrons difers from the gravitational force
between them since
gravitational force is weaker and repulsive
gravitational force is stronger and attractive
electrostatic force is weaker and attractive
electrostatic force is stronger and repulsive

Algebraic sum of electric charges remain constant in a closed system. This is

the law of conservation of
Mass
Energy
Momentum
Charge
Force between two charges is calculated using
Lenz’s law
Faraday’s law
Kirchoff’s law
Coulomb’s law

14.
The unit of permittivity is
C2 N-1 m-2
C -2 N-1 m3
C2 N-1 m2
C4 N-1 m2

The capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor is 2µF.If the surface area of the
plate is doubled and the distance between the plates is halved, what will be the
capacitance of the condenser?
6 µF
2 µF
8 µF
1 µF
When a glass is introduced in between the plates of a parallel plate air
condenser, its capacitance will
not charge
decrease
increase
tend to zero

If a negatively charged conductor is brought near a positively charged

conductor , its potential
Increases
Decreases
remains the same
becomes zero

In parallel combination of capacitors

charges on the capacitors are same
potential difference across each capacitor is same
current on the capacitors is same
both charges end potentials are same
The potential difference between the plates of a 20µF capacitor with a charge
of 0.01 coulomb is
2 x 10-7 volts
2 x 10-5 volts
50 volts
500 volts
The charge that can be stored in a 50µF capacitor connected to a source of
potential difference of 20V is
1 µC
10-3 C
1C
1,000 C

Two capacitors of capacitance 10µF and 40µF when connected in series will
yield an equivalent capacitance of
50 µF
25 µF
8 µF
30 µF
The ratio of the charge to potential is
Resistance
Current
Temperature co-efficient of resistance
Capacitance
The area of each plate of a parallel plate capacitor is 4 x 10-2m2. If the
thickness of the dielectric placed in between the plates is 10-3 and the relative
permittivity of the dielectric is 7, then the capacitance of the capacitor
2.478 x 10-9 F
0.2478 x 10-9 F
2.478 x 10+9 F
2.478 F
23.
When two capacitors of capacitances 2 pF and 6 pF connected in parallel, the
effective capacitance is
8 pF
12 pF
3/2 pF
4 pF
Electric field intensity due to an infinite plane sheet of charge is
σ/εo
q/2εo
σ/2εo
q/εo
Electric flux lines due to an infinite sheet of charge is
Converging
Radial
uniform and perpendicular to the sheet
uniform and parallel to the sheet
Total flux across a closed surface enclosing charge is independent of
shape of the closed surface
volume of the enclosure
actual spatial argument of charges within the surface
all the above
The equivalent capacity of two capacitors when connected in parallel in 7 µF
and when connected in series in 12/7 µF. Then the two capacitors are
2/7 µF and 10/7 µF
2 µF and 1 µF
1 µF and 6 µF
3 µF and 4 µF
Three identical capacitors of capacitance ‘C’ each are connected in series.
This combination is connected in parallel with one more identical capacitor.
The capacitance of the whole combination. The capacitance of the whole
combination is
3C
3/C
4 C/3
3 C/4
When three capacitors C1, C2, and C3 are connected in parallel, the
equivalent capacitance is given by
C1 C2 C3
C1 + C2 + C3
C1 C2 C3/C1+C2+C3
C1 C2+C2 C3+C1 C3 / C1 C2 C3
Three capacitors of capacity 5 µF, 10 µF, 25 µF are, connected in parallel and
charged to a potential of 100 V. Then the charges on the capacitors are
50 µC, 1000 µC, 250 µC
500 µC, 100 µC, 2500 µC
500 µC, 1000 µC, 2500 µC
500 µC, 1000 µC, 200 µC
32.
Two capacitors of 10 µF and 25 µF are charged to a potential of 100 V each.
When they are connected in parallel, the potential across them are
50 V each
200 V each
80 V and 120 V
100 V each

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