‘The electric field is given as E=(yi+xj)NIC The work done in moving, charge 4 uC from in =(2i42]) mto fg =(4i+]) mis (1) 64 (95 (3) 125 (4) Zero Two positive charges of 12 uC and 8 uC are placed 10 cm apart in air. The work done to bring them 4 om closer is (1) 354 (3) 644 (2) 58d 4) 934 A 100 eV electron is fired directly towards a large metal plate having surface charge density 2 « 10° C mm, The distance from where the electron is projected so that just fails to strike the plate is (1) 0.44 mm. (3) 0.32 mm (2) 0.66 mm (4) 0.16 mm A free alpha particle and a free proton are separated by distance of 10-” m and are released. The kinetic energy of alpha particle ‘when at infinite separation is (1) 28.6 109 (2) 9.2 10-5 (3) 368 10-7 (4) 125 10-495 in assem of charges +9, -a, 44a, are at positions x= 1m, 2 m, 4 m, 8 m, ... respectively from origin. The electic potential due to these charges at origin is ay cas @) @) pon Greg po oeTwo point charges 60 wC and 25 WC are 20 om e~Titee point charges of 1C, 2C and 3C are placed apart as shown. The work done to displace 7 At the comers of an equlaterals triangle of side 1 126 iG ohage som # polnt to C wil be m. What is work requited to move these charges § to the comers of smaller equilateral triangle of cbse (1) 99 10°, (2) 66 * 10°5 15cm (3) 22 10° J (4) 11 «1085 i Blas at of 2 eiptien ene tae 50 uc 200m a '2000 N when kept in uniform electric field. What is ‘a is ce con oe Bee, by adistance of 1 cm along the field? P0222 CANS28 (1) 20 (2) 40V ts poste cps a ant sae ea at 4 22Y al wy Ome Se Geena OY ev shoe ie ig 4B. he toe eerste eet en ee ‘aaah Be roan bob oe () Dest contncy iia (2 ios coy = (3) Increases first and then decreases (3) 9 (4) 12 (4) Decreases first and then increasesIfa charged conducting shell has potential Vat ts jy centre. What is electric potential at a point 30 om from its surface, radius of shell is 10 em? av (2) 2v v v es ms The electric potential at a point due to electric dipole will be maximum and minimum when angles between the axis of dipole and line joining the point to the dipole axis are respectively (1) 90° and 45° (2) 0° and 90° (3) 0° and 45° (4) 0° and 180° © Two charges of magnitude 5 nC and ~2 nC are placed at points (2 cm, 0, 0) and (x cm, 0,0) in the region of space. There Is no extemal field. If electrostatic potential energy of the system is 0.5 uJ. The value of xis (1) 10 (3) 30 (2) 20 (4) 40 \Equipotentials at a great distance from a collection of charges whose total sum is not-zero are approximately (1) Sphere (3) Ellipsoids (2) Paraboloids (4) Planes Equipotential surfaces (1) Are closer in regions of large electric fields ‘compared to regions of lower electric fields (2) Will be more crowded near sharp edges of @ ‘conductor (3) Will always be equally spaced (4) Both (1) and (2) are correct ap sete dipole of length 1 om is placed with its ‘making an angle of 30° to electic field ddtection of electric feld strength of 10° NIC. Ii experiences a torque of 10VZNm, the magnitude of potential energy ofthe dpole Is (1) 1265 (2) 2455 (8) 18.754 (4) 3265)Which of the following quantities don’t depend on. the choice of zero potential? (1) Potential at a point (2) Potential citference between the points (@) Total potential energy of two charge system (4) Both (2) and (3) are correct Mark the incorrect statement among the following. (1) A given conducting sphere cannot be charged toa potential greater than a certain value (2) A given conducting sphere can be charged to ‘ potential less than certain maximum value (3) A given conducting sphere can be charged to any extent (4) The metallic sphere may be negatively charaed @ ‘Two charges of equal magnitude q are placed in air at a dstance of 2a apart and third charge -2q is placed at mid-point. The potential energy ofthe system is 2 © Sea 2) 2 @ * “ Broga