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The document discusses various concepts related to electric fields, electric potential, and electrostatics, including calculations of potential due to point charges, dipoles, and conductors. It also covers the behavior of electric fields in different configurations and the work done in moving charges in these fields. Additionally, it includes problems and solutions related to the potential and electric field in various scenarios.
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The document discusses various concepts related to electric fields, electric potential, and electrostatics, including calculations of potential due to point charges, dipoles, and conductors. It also covers the behavior of electric fields in different configurations and the work done in moving charges in these fields. Additionally, it includes problems and solutions related to the potential and electric field in various scenarios.
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220 V each. ‘They combine to form a bigger drop.
Calculate the potential of the bigger drop.
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Ryare connected by a wire. Then the ratio of surface
charge densities of the spheres (,/03) is
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radius 2R respectively have the same surface charge
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(Q. The electric potential and the electric field at the
centre of the sphere respectively are
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square is zero is, ;
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