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Standard XII

Physics

Electric Field Due to a Line of Charge along Its Axis

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A charge particle (-q) is placed along the axis of uniformly charged fixed ring of radius R. Initially charge is released from its position (2R,0,0), predict its motion. 1) Periodic motion 2) SHM 3) Uniform motion 4) Charge particle does not return to its initial position.

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