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Standard XII

Physics

The Self Potential Energy of Continuous Charge Distributions

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A particle A having a charge of 5*10 raise to the power -7 C is fixed in a vertical wall. A second particle B of mass 100g and having equal charge is suspended by a silk thread of length 30 cm from the wall. The point of suspension is 30 cm above the particle A. Find the angle of the thread with the vertical when it says in equilibrium

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