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(c) Field lines are always perpendicular to the direction of equipotential surface. The electric field in the in z- direction suggest that equipotential surface are in x-y plane. The shape of equipotential surface depends upon nature and type of distribution of charges.

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C1 = k 1 ? A d 1  , C2 = k 2 ? A d 2

1 C = 1 C 1 + 1 C 2 = C 1 * C 2 C 1 + C 2 = k 1 k 2 ? A k 1 d 2 + k 2 d 1

K = k 1 k 2 ( d 1 + d 2 ) k 1 d 2 + k 2 d 1

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(a) The electric potential due to point charge q is given by V=q/4? 0r

It means electric potential due to point charge is same for all equidistant points. The locus of these equidistant points, which are at same potential, form spherical surface.

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(c) As we know that E= - d v d r and potential is always same through out the surface, so according to relation electric field is zero because potential remains same at each point.

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(c) As W=qdv=q (final potential-initial potential), but the potential at a and b is same in all cases . so work done is equal in all cases.

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(c) Electric potential are always less in the direction of electric field

E= - d v d r and W= qdv . so potential energy also decrease in the direction of electric field

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(d) We know that I=  v R + r = 2.5 2 + 0.5 = 1 A

The potential difference across 2 ohm = 1 (2)= 2V

As Q=CV = 4 * 2= 8 μC

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Let us take a point p to be at a distance z from the center of ring

V=K d q r = k d q z 2 + a 2  = k z 2 + a 2 d q = k Q z 2 + a 2

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Let us take a point p to be at a distance z from the center of ring

V=K d q r = k d q z 2 + a 2  = k z 2 + a 2 d q = k Q z 2 + a 2

 

U= w =qV= k Q ( - q ) z 2 + a 2 = - K Q q z 2 + a 2

Charge would perform oscillations.

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According to the relation that E= - d v d r , potential always decrease in the direction of electric field . so if we go from any point to infinity that decreases the potential.

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