Electric Field Due to a Dipole Along the Equatorial Line
A spherical m...
Question
A spherical metal shell A of radius RA and a solid metal sphere B of radius RB(<RA) are kept far apart and each is given '+Q'. Now they are connected by thin metal wire. Then:
A
EinsideA=0
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B
QA>QB
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C
σAσB=RBRA
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D
EonsurfaceA<EonsurfaceB
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Solution
The correct options are AEinsideA=0 BQA>QB CσAσB=RBRA DEonsurfaceA<EonsurfaceB The potential for both the objecs is same so, KQARA=KQBRB or QAQB=RARB As RB<RA we get QA>QB Above equation represents B is correct option. From Gauss law the electric field inside a spherical shell is zero so option A is correct. Now σA=QA4πR2A and σB=QB4πR2B Thus σAσB=QAQB×(RBRA)2=RARB×(RBRA)2=RBRA Thus option C is also correct. Electric fields on the surface of shell and sphere are EA=σAϵo and EB=σBϵo Thus EAEB=σAσB<1 or EA<EB So option D is also correct.