DPP - Daily Practice Problems Date: Start Time : End Time : PHYSICS CP15 ‘SYLLABUS : Electric Charges and Fields Max. Marks : 120 ‘Marking Scheme : (+4) for comect & (~1) for incorrect answer Time : 60 min. INSTRUCTIONS : This Dally Practice Problem Sheet contains 30 MCQs. For each question only one option is correct. Darken the correct cicle/ bubble in the Response Grid provided on each page. 1. A solid conducting sphere of radius hhas a net positive charge 2Q. A ‘conducting spherical shel of inner radius 'b and outer radius cis concentric with the solid sphere and has a net charge ~ QThe surface charge density on the inner and outer surfaces of the spherical shell wll be respectively 20,2 22 © GaP Ik ea ne? 2. @ © Ga @ Be 2. The surface charge density ofa thin charged disc of radius, Ris. The value of the electric fcld at the centre ofthe disc is =. With respect othe field atthe centre, the electric field Sfong the axisat a distance from the cenre ofthe dise reduces by (@) 70.7% () 293% © 9% (@) 146% Inthe ir, the nt etic x through the area A is $= 8-4 when the sytem is in air. On immersing the sytem in ater the neler lx through thearea (a) becomes zero (b) remains same (©) increases (@) decreases ‘An clecrc dipole is placed in a uniform electric fla. The Gipoe wll experience (a) fore that wil displace it inthe direction ofthe eld {b) afore hat wl displace tina direction oppsite tothe fi (©) a torque which will rotate it without displacement (@) a torque which will rotate it and a force that will displace it 1 ©OOO_2% QOHOD 3. GOOG 4 OOOO ‘Space for Rough WorkFigure shows two charges ofequal magnitude separated by 9. ‘distance 2a. As we move away from the charge situated at X= Oto the charge situated atx =2a, which ofthe following sraphs shows the correct behaviour of electric field ? 10, @ © I u. ‘An uniform electri field Eexists along positive x-axis, The work done in movinga charge0.5 C through adistance 2m along a direction making an angle 60° with x-axis is 10 J Then the magnitude of electric field is (@) SVar! () 2Vmr! J Vm-! (A) 20Ver ‘Anclectrie dipole is placedalong the x-axisat the origin. 12 ‘Apoint Pisat a distance of 20 em from this origin such that ‘OP makesan angle 3 with the x-axis. Ifthe eletrc field at, Prmakes an angle 0 with the x-axis, the value of 8 would be @ § © 3 © @ ww ‘Aspherical symmetric charge distribution ischaracterised 3, ‘bya charge density having the following variations o6)=of: ‘) forrB| (b) Ais-veand B+ve, |Al= 1B) (6) Both are-+ve but A> B. (@) Both are —ve but A>B 16, small sphere carrying a charge ‘q’ ishanging in between ‘wo parallel plates by string of length L., Time period of pendulum is Ty. When parallel plates are charged, the time period changes to'T. The ratio'T/T, is equal to FTF TTT © 7 iE (a) None of these ne 17. Ina medium ofdielectric constant K, the electric field is E If pei fee pce, cleric diglacement sector is KE B gat = OF ee OF Mxok 18, Three charges ~g, , +4, and -g, are \ placed as shown in the figure, The x- component of the force on -9, is proportional 10 19. An oll drop of radius r and density pis held stationary in a ‘uniform vertically upwards electric field”. Ip ( and 2 are at a distance x from each other and Il Ba. The force between the dipoles is © ® » ap @ oO @ LU aoN nad K5.@OQO@ 16.©@OO@ 17.©@®@©O@ B.@OO@ 19. @OO@ Gro 20.©O0OO 21.@©OO 2@0OO 23.@O@O@ ‘Space for Rough WorkPe 24, Inauniformly charged sphere oftotal charge Q and radius R, the electric field £ is plotted as function of distance from the centre. The graph which would correspond tothe above willbe at at ® LA @ 25, A panicle of mass m and e tunfformclete fed Fant rge q is placed at rest in a released. Thekinetic energy attained by the particle after moving a distance y is (@) GY Waity (©) aky a? Ey 26. A positive charge +0 is fixed at a point A, Another positively —_ charged particle of mass m and F charge *q is projected from a point B with velocity u as shown in the figure. The point B is at the large distance from Aand at distanced" fiom the line AC. The intial velocity is parallel tothe line AC. ‘The point Cisat very large distance ffom A. The minimum distance (in meter) of +q fom +Q during the motion is 2. ft at 28. @ // a © K 2. DPP/ CP15 Which ofthe following is a wrong statement? (@) ‘The charge ofan isolated system is conserved (©) Its not possible to create or destroy charged particles (©) Wis possible to create or destroy charged particles (6) Wis not possible to create or desray net charge ‘A square surface of sie L metres isin the plane of the paper. A uniform: electie field E (volt im), also in the plane ofthe paper, is limited only tothe iower haf thesquae surface (se figure) Thecleotic Mux in St units asocited with the surface is @ EUR wz (EL? (EL) ‘Athin semi-circular ring ofradiusrhasa Positive charge q distributed uniformly overit, Thenet electric field E atthe centre ois { \ ? a3 4 © Fat © Wat —t 4 © “Tat! © Wer! re fons, each carrying a charge g, are separated ice d. It F isthe force of repulsion between the ‘ons, the number of electrons missing from each ion will be(e being the charge of an electron) Arty Fd? [arg Fe? (1+ VA). Find the value ofA [Take Qa: @ —~F Ore d= (2-1) meter} _ ee a PI 24.0000 %OO0OO %OOOO 7.OOOO 28 OOOO cer 2.@0O@_3.@0O@ DAILY PRACTICE PROBLEM DPP CHAPTERWISE CP15 - PHYSICS Total Questions Total Marks Attempted Correct Incorrect Cut-off Score Net Score Qualifying Score Success Gap = Net Score — Qualifying Score | Net Score = (Correct x 4) — (Incorrect x 1) ‘Space for Rough Work GP_3370DAILY PRACTICE PROBLEMS ® @ © CO) Charge Surface area 9820-9 Surface charge density ()= 29 So Sinner =F Q and Sows =F Electric fed intensity tthe centre of the se Eaoe, (eiven) Electric ield along the axis at any distance x fom the centre of the dise “id ‘% reduction in the value of electric field . (e-f2)-10 ay 0.7% Since electric field E decreases inside wate, therefore fx § = E.A also decreases ‘When a dipole isplaced in a uniform electric field, two ‘equal and oppesite forces act on it. Therefore, a torque acts which rotates the dipole. Forthe distances close tothe charge atx=0 the field is very high and is in positive direction of x-axis. As we ‘move towards the other charge the net electric field bbocomes zeroatx~a thereafter the influence ofcharge at x= 2a dominates and net field increases in negative direction ofx-axis and grows unboundedly as we come closer and closer to the charge atx = 2a Force acting on the charged particle due to electric field= gE a (a dab Clot) ete © DPP/CP15 work done in moving through distance S, W=qE.8 = (QE) xSxc0s0 10J= (050) Ex2 00560" E= 20 NC-!=20 Vine From figure, 9-7 4 q., where ® 3 (psino \(4n @?) tana = 2 =| PSO) APSE) Lian ax 0) | 2pe0s0) "2 Let us consider a spherical shell of radius x and thickness dx aly Charge on this shell dq=ptmx2dx= py (1 *) ara Total charge in the spherical region from centre tor(r a=2 ‘Since lines of force starts from A and ends at B, so is +ve and B is-ve. Lines of forces are more crowded near A,soA>B, GP_3370DPP/ CP15 —AHRA$axmv tsi ©) Ty=2n ft Now, force Frat 209) pF 6.) tome fay : When the plates are charged, thenet accelerations, 22, (Elric, §= £408 8, gisgta where @ =angle between £ and normal to the surface. fs) = Here 0= = 6-0 23. (@) Forceofinteration ~ v« Ty_s_y* SPiP2 we ine i le 17, @ Elesridisplacement vector, =cE ee As, e= 60K D = cokE a. E inside the eh ihe 18.) Force on charge 4, due tog is Se Force on charge q, due to is Po roel The X- component ofthe fore (F,) on ° newer onthe surface ofthe char is F* Figsind wouae od i, 2 zo 14 = kNB 4 MP sing E-dop = O) Aethstbsino E ovanypoint away rom the uniformly charged a sphere is given. 1 | ' ine To man Exon i) += Ris the radius ofthe sphere, which is constant, a thus # ismaximam and constant at the surface ofthe 43 sphere. But decreases on moving away from the 19, (@) Net downward force onthe drop = $"°(0-Po) 8 surface ofthe uniformally charged sphere. or equilibrium, electric force must be upwards ie, 28: (©) K.E.= Force distance = ab-y Ee cguiitlum, cect frce must be upwards ie: 36°) The pale part wll es shownin figure. ALthe ; point of minimum dance () the vost of the particle 4 (o- brillbe | tots postion vector wrt wOp-po)8 ie n= O=BOIE es “0 20. @) 6 (0+3))=8 Vim 1 (4a) (49) a. @ Fae when Cis touched with A, then charge on A& Ceach = 2g after that Cis touched with B, charge on 2q+(-4a) 2{5¢@$-—$ —@ @$A_______________________ ppp cp15 ——— about Ql conserve ay-(2)a Smv= mud @ , Byeq. GFineg. (1) Leavy rd) : 7 1 gy? =p 08)" $00 ama) Te -(g« socal it) amt ; Eacmanoseees rE) ee fOr mPa) =! = Big -2fnind—€ =0 eee raid +48? _ 4. 5 another element on left portion. Hence resultant field at Os ty = ENE gv) the resultant ofthe component dE sinO only distance cannot be nepstive 2 tin = (1+) 27. (b) It is possible to create or destroy charged particles but itistot possible te crcate or desttoy net charge. The Charge of an slated System iconserved 28.) Flux= EA, = atsing E iselectric field vector & 4 is area vector. Here, anglebetween F & A is 90° So, EF 3 Flux=0 29. (©) Letusconsidera differential elemental, charge on this clement, dE sao GP_3370