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@e a v Unit I: Electrostatics Chapter-1: Electric Charges and Fields , Coulomb's law-force between two- point charges, forces between multiple charges; superposition principle and continuous charge distribution. Electric field, electric field due to a point charge, electric field lines, electric dipole, electric field due to a dipole, torque on a dipole in uniform electric field. Prysks > STEBY Nhung ti To [measung| \Electrostatics,) -© 2. raid Choo i at Rest = CBs Be = Pobeaha 7 Skye S Capacieac hint is charge f . Presper dy dur to Wack 4 body coh sha) expenence — Bheehac ot -rmegnehic behavinn! —<— ” ‘ — ® Rest Mohan ~ =a Uniderm 0 oscilla wy rnedcineor Uni eren 04 “eT rnredi ner Ah xed Ce ae “amgnet gf ech an Lowes Properties 4 chaoge wi 1. ‘Similarcharge repel each other, and opposite’eharge'attract each other. JN. LN. SL 2. Chargeis Transferable: It can be transferred from one‘body/to another. 3. Charg@}is Associated: withimass: Charge cannot exist without mass but reverse is nottrue. 4. Charge is Conserved: It can neither be ereated nor be destroyed but can be neutralized or ‘induced. +5C-Sc= zER? 5. Charge is Invariant: Independent of velocity of charged particle. 6. Electric charge produces electric field (£), magnetic field @ and electromagnetic radiations. er. oma @ ee, — Ene oe 7. Charge on a conductor: > Charge given to a conductor always resides on it's This is why a solid and hollow conducting sphere of same outer radius will hold maximum equal charge. > Ifsurfaceis uniform the charge ly on the stirfaaee and > for irregular surface the distribution of charge, i. charge density is not uniform. It is maximum where the radius of curvature is minimum and vice versa. em wwwed i.e., «« (ve), This is why charge leaks from sharp points, om a —2UC UU 8. Charge is Quanized — A 8 If the charge of an electron (1. «10°"¢) is taken as elementary unit i. quanta of charge, the charge on any body will be some integral multiple of e 194 @=16x10 C Q=+ne Seoseiney with » Charge on a body can never be «2, +17.2¢ or #10 *e etc Cause of auantization of charge: see lam ma Charge on a body can never be .2-, £17.2¢ or #10°%e etc + Apt ze Na" ce S04 e&, K-Panticle = + 2X16 XIGIC =S.2x16'C Xe ase Electrons ane new er shi bled Rachom 1. When we rub glass road with silk it acquires positive charge (+e) & silk acquire negative charge (-ne). But the net charge is é Seam > 564X400 > “eR 2.1m nuclear reaction Ug3® + n} > U3}? > Bad) + Kr3? + 3n}+Q 3. In pairyproduction’ a y-ray:photon disintegrate into an electron &a positron, but total charge before & after is zero as explained: 1y>@+2 4. In/annihilation of matter, an electron(e~) and a proton(e* ) combines to produce two y- ray photons as explained: ee opp ‘A soap bubble is given a negative charge, them its radius (a)Decreases (b)Increases-— (c)Remains unchanged (@)Nothing can be predicted as information is insufficient 2. A body can be negatively charged by (a)Giving excess of electrons to it —> (b)Removing some electrons from it (©)Giving some protons to it (d)Removing some neutrons from it 3 The minimum charge on an object is a-Ape aneng® = lexis L fo (a) coulomb) stat coulomb ¢ +e) te xio-¥coulomb (A) 4 An isolated solid met ‘on the sphere ‘\fajUniformly but only on surface (b)Only on surface but non-uniformly (©) Uniformly inside the volume (d)Non-uniformly inside the volume w" coulomb sphere is given +@ charge. The charge will be distributed 5 -A conductor has 14.4 x 10-"°coulombs positive charge. The conductor has <4 (a)9 electrons in excess % () —-27electrons in shot Y= MB. H4xI\0 (c)27 electrons in excess X_ {dy_— electrons in short © Teme G, Number of electrons in one coulomb of charge will be C8) (2) s16.10 (byes me Bae Por eree| (©) .ss10" (a) «10 S texted 7) When 10% electrons are removed from a neutral metal plate, the electrie charge on itis (a)-1.6C (b)+ 1.6 C (10% C (alo? C Charge on a -particle is (a) 48x10" (b) 16.00% (c) 32«10"¢ (d)s4x10-"c A body has ~ 80 micro coulomb of charge. Number of additional electrons in it will be (a) 8x10 (b)s0 10 (c) sx10" (d) 1.28 «10° \©, The electric charge in uniform motion produces (a)An electric field only (b)A magnetic field only (c)Both electric and magnetic field (A)Neither electric nor magnetic field | Caleulate the number of electrons in 1C charge. (NCERT) s ven ase ic _ -— 28 n “S emistte = 62S x\6 Cr Cray Gling tue QPuahns FKUGMS F(R) a ae 5— 1 dlepende clebendaub wee gate jen Incas fr=1 4 > x Ee € ST R= 47 €& Not 6m Genicom E, = perouttividy of ave E, = 3.95 x16 NI > q + Va Axio Noo (Mi act’| [writs y Wheat is pemmithyi ly ® {, “Pao A rmeduun ok yet hectare beni nr 4 eran wo I, Fy Medi Deboe 1¢ chasye? ay oe aH A= Wale Feit W@W Ste (an (nae Ney HE Fe avatn (= ‘sie STE Le In My He 9 Fe ayo N Sharye is sale BSR AS Th eed axiln fee on opaad) cherye abt im maiv CHARACTERISTICS OF COULOMB'S LAW 1. Coulomb’s law is experimental law.— 2. Coulomb's force may be attractive or repulsive. —— 3. Coulomb’s law is Newtonian in nature i.e. it obeys,3 law of motion. 4. Coulomb’s law is central in nature i.e. it acts along the line 5. 6. Coulomb's law holds only for point charges. 7. Coulomb’s force exists between two charges, which are atirest, LIMITATIONS OF COULOMB’S LAW Following are the three limitations of Coulomb’s law 1. The charges should be at rest. 2. Charges should be point charges. 3. Distance between the charges should be at least ‘107! The electrostatic force of repulsion between two positively charged ions carrying equal charges is 3.7 « 10° N, when they are separated by a distance of S A. How many electrons are'maicue rontieack cone? G=U=Ne j= exis? Fa3an0 TN Fe RUM ~ ci Baxet= 4xidl Wxbexis) Sere npg n= SKIS Ka GK! GRY hex vents om. OV KCK 1+ The force of repulsion between two electrons at a certain distance is F. The force between two protons separated by the same distance is (m, = 1836 m,.) (a)2F UT F (c) 1836 F @ between two protons separated by the same distance is y= = 1836 m,) (@)2F UO F (©) 1836 F On Qo. Wa charge q is placed at the centre of the line joining two equal charge Q such that the system is in equilibrium then the value of q is EE) ms (b) -2 () 2 (a) -& 3- Two point charges +3/(C and +8yC repel each other with a force of 40N. Ifa charge of —5y1Cis added to each of them, then the a berween them will become {)-10N (b) +10N oa x4, wil. wa fe F La 3x8 LsFa=4 F r= = -10N 4, . Two point charges 1C & 5uC are separated by a certain distance. What will be ratio of forces acting on these two (a) 1:5 (b)5:1 Gl: (ao 5. Two charges of 40uC and—20pC are placed at a certain distance apart. They are jtouched and kept at the same distance. The ratio of the initial to the final force between them is fa) sa (b)4:1 8 (tet Flo. Uh joxto _ FO at, fen Fae dened Sye q'= 4, = ate = Total oma @ Aiided eat sso lperts - LIhet IS make 3 chempe on fo Juats oh fre Wormaniamnr at gre dislence Ge GAC a eT Me Lee eae wey 0 * te Yai= 8 et Baa 3 4 = VeL= LSy)=2 sr 8 meena, %W Medium i. hene K= fm is didledsic constant ai B= 1 Wh ANC. Ud, x a L 4neK Wy AIT Eme 7 1 Medium — Gy IX 4m me Siig, — %% EEG * + __ts Ww ATes nm : UL] + to Ua gn GVA aga "> we Bog gk thay q IA iy 4me, Gr-t + tk) i) t _ 49e jl. Ames Gury | ck 4m €. (Oe—-SR) * VALLE u 1, Fre bho Tad in aie ot Aislene ‘W Ig F- Wha will meus Sore 4 dn aA dislence 8 ceelaced Ort Kee S rvhally Fe ob SNIGo aly Ae are Gate = == here K=a +t 4 cree — up Ferre bla hoo chasyo in aie at dishene ‘A’ is F. Pre is ONL replated with wnedirm 4 anchant “Ke = lihal should be qneusmeWeeate 8b Pie memaind Same! ek Ate Ga Sk A768 = 5 = yas rvs kat, xe he d Kx Po dh Cited FO ly net fre = 0 GQ) Tso cguad. change “4 eR axe Sed ak Pet ® . Thicd charge @ is placed at contsy BMD - Fe tlhd amatniluG a Natune By) QS be ack ogualb. v unl c % Re Frade Bil Soluhen cyeo i i ee eB co — se >—""*"“# _——->——# @ -8 ® A +6 & 8 -1Q +28 = ee Ql tes a 3 8 Steble i C&S eg A = 0, 2 usn Sable 1 Zoe a +6 & unstable ; <% o__ $5 fh f 9% % @ Bluble ‘Two identical positive point charges Q each are fixed apart at a distance 2a. A point charge q lies mid way between the fixed charges. Show that ~{i) For small displacement (relative to a) along line joining the fixed charges, the charge q executes SHM if it is +ve and (ii) For small lateral displacement, it executes SHM if it is -ve. Compare the . (C.B.S.E) 8. A dielectric slab of Thickné¥-half the separation between the charges is introduced. Find the dielectric cotistant'if the free is reduced in the ratio 9:4 Tess paint ch yo av exed fee “F on cack oer uten held distence db alant- Ak whet datene y cherfee srewld loc Feld ot ene Serpe Pore ON mmeckiumn ef moe 4 aA let us om O fenced +4 aL cdln<

dhis SKM - — Te Fad ae Fx 49) Wr= 4k mR? 20 jae w ae? ix ee 1h te Le to fine ‘en rs? Ro oing Ag=22 ZOENE SG 6a =6@, = 0 Or eB ~S cw sh so C a ak cd << a4 © Cae R= [Pap clecaby a= ats cleaskhy, Free ie teoanda C wey cle Fret te tewanda ‘ec as y wil osallab abad SC 2 Rye (FinGst-+ Ege) =—- QkU9_ Qs} a eo AD A dielectric slab of thicknéS"half the separation between the charges is introduced. Find the dielectric coistantf the fe is reduced in the ratio 9:4, 2 - Ret SS So = A Cate Qt he SE & 4 qe = 4k oO Ue” 2 @® 1 ah i WREAK) 4ne. > OTE = HW 4 AMR 3x = a (a 4% i) Bs te Ifa charge q is placed at the centreof the line joining two equal charge Q such that the @steri)is in equilibrium then the value of gis EE) ms (b) -& (© & ta) -2 A # 8 8 L 8 ha at Tac + Tan =O KEL } KO —o ct Gey 9 +8=0 Tos posal Le 47 a held distere SP ol apart. LI} is mahoy, mania pssthen aw 6 placed “on wgein’y Ab spake in eR Pay Nertuste 4 {p' -ve oa, 8 +49 Cobb { Peiviows As) flac & 8B Be é —-", Te fod peng ® EG” = bs KUO _ KO4E a Ge ny 42> X= 2% peat 3 Band Magni hil Tac= Ga WZ kind Magni ticlo Face fa “too baal charge Lae -Aq ore held dishne wd wee LY is make, Meapnikedl? ee posihen il eee to placed om egaing Ah Szthey A) a—— Netuno —-Ve 7a ge 8 ‘. fo teat | Smal CG ta ba —4 Se td el ey St Psion En = Ra magnitude fre ig 49, Two point charges 1WC & SC are separated by a certain distance. What will be ratio of forces acting on these two @ 15 (ys (rt (ao Solution: (¢) 50, Two charges of 40uC and—20uC are placed at a certain distance apart. They are touched and kept at the same distance. The ratio of the initial Lo the final force between thems @ sa ys (1:6 (isa ‘Solution: (a) 51. A total charge Q is broken in two parts Q, and Q, and they are placed at a distance R from each other. The maximum force of repulsion between them will occur, when 0 2 w ‘Solution: (a) 92, The force between two charges 0.06m apart is 5 N. cach charge the other by 0.01m, then the foree hetween them will hecome @ 720 ()I125N—(@PPS0N(@AS OO ‘Solution: (b) 53. 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 ° r 1s é @ Z OZ Or wer esse ‘Solution: (a) 54, Three equal charges each +Q, placed at the corners of on equilateral triangle of side noved towards, a what willbe the force on any charge (1 --"| a ow oa ‘Solution: (d) wore 55. Two equal charges are separated by a distance d. A third charge placed on a perpendicular bisector at x distance, will experience maximum coulomb force when (@ x= olution: (c) 56, ABCisaright angle triangle in which AB- 3 cm, BC- 4cmand 2ABC — =, The three charges +15, +12 and - 20 e.s.u. are placed respectively on A, B and C. The force acting on Bis (a) 125 dynes (b)35 dynes (c)25 dynes (d)Zero olution: (c) 57. Five point charges each of value +@are placed on five vertices of a regular hexagon of side L. What ts the magnitude of the force on a point charge of value - Q placed at the centre of the hexagon ~ we @: tar mo 9 UIE MgBUILUUE UF LE IULLE UNL @ PUKE GuaHgE UE vane = y placen at the centre of the hexagon w ee w eS (c) Zero (d) Information is insufficient Solution: (a) ete 58. A charge of 4uC is to be divided into two. The distance between the two divided charges is constant. The magnitude of the divided charges so that the farce between them is maximum, will be: (a) IC and 3pC 48) 2pC and 2uC (Goana auc (W) 13yC and 2.5uC Solution. (b) 59, Two small, identical spheres having +Q and - Q charge are kept at a certain distance. P force acts hetween the two. If in the middle of two spheres, another sphere having +Q charge is kept, then it experience a force in magnitude {a)Zero having no direction (b)8F towards +Q charge ” (QOFtowards-Qcharge —_(d)4F towards +Qcharge ©) ©: O Solution: (€) — 69, Two equal negative charges —q, are fixed at points (0, a) and (0, -a) on the Y-axis. A positive charge Q 1s released trom rest at pomnt (2a, 0) on the X-axis, Discuss the ‘motion of the charge Q. (Ans Oscillatory but not simple harmonic) 70. Five point charges each of value +y are placed on five vertices of a regular hexagon of side L metre. Find the magnitude of force on a charge — q placed at the centre. (Ans kq?/L?) 21, A charge Q is placed at each of the opposite comers ofa square A charge q is placed at each of the other two opposite comers. (a) If the resultant force of Q is zero, how are Q and q related? (b) Could q be chosen to make the resultant force on every charge Zer0? (ANSQ=-2v%q. NO) 72, Two identical small motal sphoros attract each othor with a fare of 0 085% N- The distance between the spheres is 1.19 m. The spheres are brought into electrical contact with each other. When returned to a separation of 1.19 m, the spheres repel each other with a force of 0.0196 N. find the charge originally on each sphere. 73. Two small positively charged spheres have a Combined charge of 5x10° C. If each sphere is repelled from the other by an electrostatic foree of 1 N, when the spheres are 2m apart, what is the charge on each sphere? 74, Throo positive charges are fixed along a line. From loft to right they are q), q2 and q>. ‘The charge q> is situated one-fourth of the way between qi and qs. with q> being nearer to qi and experiences no net electric force. Find the ratio q3 / q, 75, Two equally charged identical spheres and B repel each other with a force 2 * 10% N. Another identical uncharged sphere C is touched to B and then placed at the midpoint between A and B. what is the net force on C? (Ans 2 10° N) ot! 75, Two equally charged identical spheres A and B repel each other with a force 2 « 10° N. Another identical uncharged sphere C is touched to B and then placed at the midpoint between A and B. what is the net force on C? (Ans 2 « 10° N) >6. Two identical charged spheres are suspended by strings of equal length. The strings. make an angle of 30° with each other. When suspended in a liquid of density 0.8 gen 5, the angle remains the same. What is the dielectric constant of the liquid? Density of the material of the sphere is 1.6 g em®. ( Ans 2) 77, The centres of two identical small conducting sphere are 1 m apart. They carry charge of opposite kind and attract each other with a force F. when they connected by conducting thin wire they repel each other with a force F/3. The ratio of magnitude of charges carried by the spheres initially in n:1. Find value of n (3) 7a, Two particles each of mass 5 g and charges 1.010" C, stay in limiting equilibrium on a horizontal table with a a separation of 10 cm between them. The coefficient of friction between each particle and the table is the same. Find 1. (Ans 0.18) Coulomb's laws in vecte Rom” @ as — 2 3 let 4, al > o = wu G at Ny 7 ah R os fr = Peeee emg, ue to Ly FA. * ”~ <5 Fe = Ade %y -O 4 Ae. al Ka = Unit Vedew Ate B a = Bey 9 Bea But — Hy = Tr

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