A total electric charge of 3.5nC is distributed uniformly over the surface of a metal sphere with a radius of 24cm. If the potential is zero at a point at infinity, find the value of the parental at the distances 48cm, 24cm, 12cm.
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Given:-
q=3.5nC
R=0.24m
when r= 0.48 m [ r> R]
V= 9* 109*3.5*10-9/.48= 65.63V
when r= 0.24 m [ r= R]
V= 9* 109*3.5*10-9/.24= 131.25V
when r= 0.12 m [ r< R]
V= 9* 109*3.5*10-9[1/0.24 +1/0.243[0.242-0.122/2]= 31.5[ 4.17+1.563]= 180.57 V
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For the surface of sphere ,V = kq/R [ where R is the radius of the sphere ]
work done, w= qv= kq2/R
work done per unit charge by the electric force in moving a unit of charge from infinity to the surface of the sphere is kq2/R.
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