Electrostatics-1-JEE Main and Advanced PDF
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Class XII P REPARED BY :
E R . V INEET L OOMBA
(B.T ECH . IIT R OORKEE )
DPP
DAILY PRACTICE PROBLEMS
m
tion. The tension in each string will be- 1000 atoms, therefore the number of electron
transferred
F T T F
6 10 23 10
0 n= ,
o
A 180 B
L 63.5 1000
L
Magnitude of charge
(A)
kQ 2
4L2
(B) 0
.c q = ne =
6 10 23 10
63.5 1000
× 1.6 × 10–19 Coul.
ba
kQ kQ 2
(C) (D) 1920
4L2 L2 = Coul.
127
kQ 2 Separation between pieces = 1 cm = 10–2 m
Sol. (A) F = (electrostatic force acting be- One piece of copper has positive charge and the
4L2
om
'threads will be 1800.' Because in the absence of 127 127
gravity, the tension in the threads will be only (10 2 )2
due to columb-repulsion. Therefore the angle
= 2.057 × 1016N
et
of copper each wieghing 10g. Let us transfer the centre of the ring ?
one electron from one piece to another for every Sol. Charge on a small element dl of the ring dQ
1000 atoms in that piece. What will be the cou-
lomb force between the two pieces after the Q
= d
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T 1 q1q2
=
4 0 (1 k ) 2 r 2
The increase in tension is given by
= 2T sin (d/2) = 2T d/2 T dl/r 1 q1q2
Then force in air will be Fair =
Arc 4 0 r 2
( dl = rd, Angle = )
radius
F 4
F = (1 k )2
d 1 Qd q air
m
Hence T
r 4 0 2r r 2
F 4
Given F =
Qq air 9
T = 82 r 2
o
0 K=4
Ex.4 (a) Two similar point charges q1 and q2 are Ex.5 The bob of a pendulum carries an electric charge
.c
placed at a distance 'r' apart in air. If a dielectric
slab of thickness 't' (< r) and dielectric constant
'K' is placed between the charges, calculate the
of 39.2 × 10–10 coulomb in an electric field of 20
× 103 v/m and it is at rest. The angle made by
the pendulum with the vertical will be, if the mass
ba
coulomb force of repulsion (b). If the thickness of pendulum is
of slab covers half the distance, between the 8 × 10–6 kg and g = 9.8 -
charges, the coulomb repulsive force is reduced (A) 27º (B) 45º
in the ratio 9 : 4, calculate the dielectric constant (C) 87º (D) 127º
of slab.
(B) T sin = qE
om
Sol.
Sol. (a) The repulsive force between the charges in
T cos = mg
1 q1q2
air is F0 = 4 ....(A)
0 r2
If the space is completely filled with medium of
E
lo
1 q1q2 Tcos
F = 4 2 ....(B) T
0 Kr
et
Tsin qE
Now let us suppose that the repulsive force is F
in air if separation between charges becomes r', mg
so
ne
m
m [Note BD = 2 a]
o
= 2 g . = 2 2
[g (qE / m)2 ]1/ 4
Ex.7
pendulum will decrease
.c
since g' > g hence T < T. i.e. time period of the
F1 F2 cos
and in cae (ii) it is
= 45º
Ex.9 Two identical charged spheres are suspended in air
T2 = 2 qE by strings of equal lengths and string make an angle
g
vi
m
tension also
decreases. The angle is still 30 0 . In the (C) E 0 and V = 0
liquid, we have (D) E 0 and V 0
Sol. (C) +2q
o
0.8 mg
(i) weight of the sphere = mg 1 = (ii)
1.6 2
electrical
F' =
f orce
1 q2
4 0 r 2
,
of
.c repulsion
E2 O
60 600
E2
0
ba
–q –q
where K is dielectric constant of the liquid, and E1
(iii) tension T (say). Now T cos 150 = mg/2 V = V1 + V2 + V3
1 q2 2q q q
om
From eq. (1) and (2) we have Ex.13 From the fig. given below, the potential energy
of the system will be-
1 q2 1 2q2
4 0 mgr 2 = 4 0K mgr 2 K=2
et
1 2 1 eE 2 Fe eE
t [ a = kq2 kq2
y=
2
at =
2 m m
=
m
]
(A)
a
2 4 (B)
a
2ym kq
t =
e.E
= 3 × 10–9 s (C) 0 (D)
a
2 4
[Putting y = 4 × 10–2 m, m = 9.1 × 10–31 kg, Sol. (A) U = U12 + U23 + U34 + U41 + U13 + U24
e = 1.6 × 10–19C, E = 5 × 104 N/C]
Ex.11 In the following fig. a unit positive charge moves
1 1 Q2
q( q) ( q)( q) ( q)( q) mv 2 =
= k 4 4 0 d
a a a
Distance of nearest approach,
( q)(q) (q)(q) ( q)(q)
a a 2 a 2
= 1 4Q2
d=
4 0 mv 2
kq2 Ex.16 Sphere of radius 4 cm is suspended inside a
( 2 4)
a hollow spherical conductor of radius 6 cms. The
Ex.14 Two particles A and B having masses equal and hollow sphere is charged upto 3 e.s.u and the
charges q and 4q. If these are accelerated from outer surface is connected to earth. The poten-
rest through same potential difference, then what tial difference between the spheres will be-
will be the ratio in their speeds? (A) 36 e.s.u. (B) 54 e.s.u.
(A) 4 : 1 (B) 1 : 4 (C) 30 e.s.u. (D) 0.25 e.s.u.
(C) 2 : 1 (D) 1 : 2
Kq Kq
Sol. (D) V = Vsmall – Vlarge =
1 r R
Sol. (D) E = mv 2 = q × V
m
2
1 1
= Kq .....(1)
2qV r R
v=
m
o
K = 1 dyne cm 2/stat. coulomb2
VA q q = 3 e.s.u. r = 4 cm
1
v q V =
B 4q
=
2
.c
Ex.15 Two identical particles of mass m carry a charge
Q each. Initially one is at rest on a smooth
R = 6 cm
1 1
From (1) V = 3 = 0.25 e.s.u.
4 6
ba
horizontal plane and the other is projected along Ex.17 A sphere of radius 5 cm has electric field
the plane directly towards the first particle from 5 × 106 V/m on its surface. What will be the
a large distance, with the speed v. Find the clos- force acting on a charge of 5 × 10–8C placed at
est distance of approach- distance of 20cm from the centre of sphere-
om
Sol. The masses are identical, each of mass m. (A) 1.5 × 10–2 N (B) 40 N
Therefore we cannot treat any particle too heavier
(C) 4 N (D) 0 N
and hence at rest throughout. An external force
on the system is zero. According to principle of kq kq
conservation of linear momentum. Sol. (A) E0 = 2 , Es =
r R2
Initial momentum = Final momentum
lo
mv = mv 1 + mv 2 qE sR 2
F = qE0 =
v = v1 + v2 r2
[q = 5 × 10–8 C, Es = 5 × 106 v/m, R = 0.05 m, r =
et
v
v1 = v2 = charge of 1 × 10–5 coulomb uniformly distributed
2
over it. A particle of mass 0.9 gm and having a
This means that to conserve momentum both negative charge of
particles travel with velocity v/2 along the same 1 × 10–6 coulomb is placed on the axis at a dis-
straight line. If d is the distance of nearest ap-
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m
odic motion in line on with side of the centre of
the ring. The acceleration of the particle is given 1 (2R )q
by = 0 + 4
0 R
o
F
a =
m 1 1 (2R )q (2R )q
mv 2 =
1
= – 4
0
qq'
mR 3
x = – 2x.
.c 2
v =
4 0
q
R 2R
ba
1 qq' 2 0m
where = 4 0 mR 3
Ex.20 The radii of internal and external spheres of
concentric spherical air capacitor are 1 cm and
(1 10 5 )(1 10 6 )
= (9 10 9 ) = 10 4 cm respectively. A potential difference of 3000
(0.9 10 3 )(1)3
om
m
Ex.21 A charge Q is distributed over two concentric
O A
hollow spheres of radii r and R (> r) such that
B E
the surface densities are equal. Find the poten-
o
tial at the common centre.
+q
Sol. Suppose the charges on the spheres of radii r
and R are Q r, and Q R respectiv ely, Then
Q = Qr + Q R
Let the surf ace density be . .c Then
The electric force qE and –qE act on A and B,
along and opposite to the direction of electric
ba
Qr QR field E respectively.
= =
4r 2 4R 2 Therefore net electric force on system
= qE – qE = 0
Qr r2
or Q + 1 = 2 + 1
om
R R2
I = –qElsin = –qEl
R2
QR = Q r 2 R 2 , [ sin = , for small value of ]
et
R2 qE
Angular acceleration =
Similarly, Qr = Q 2
2 I
r R –
ne
I
QR QR 2
VR = 4 R =
0 4 0R(r 2 R 2 ) T 2 / M
t= = = =
2qE
4 4 2 2
Qr Qr 2
Vr = = V =
4 0 r 4 0 r (r 2 R 2 )
Q Rr
VR + Vr =
4 0 r 2 R 2