The correct option is
D 450 μJWhen the switch is open:
When the switch
S is open, both the capacitors are in series. so, effective capacitance will be
Ceq=6×36+3=189=2μF
Net emf
=20+10=30V
And charge on each capacitor will be,
q=CeqV
⇒q=2×(20+10)=60μC
After the switch is closed:
Let the higher emf battery dominates the circuit and redraw the circuit.
From above diagram, we can find the charge on each capacitor.
Therefore, charge on
6μF capacitor;
q=20×6=120μC
Thus,
20 V battery has supplied a charge of
Δq=120−60=60μC
Therefore, workdone by
20V battery is
W1=60×20=1200μJ (∵W=qV)
Charge on
3μF capacitor after switch
S closes;
q2=CV=3×10=30μC
thus, final charge
=+30μC
Hence, charge supplied by
10V battery is
−30μC(=30−60).
So, workdone by battery will be
W2=−30×10=−300 μJ
And we know that energy stored by capacitor will be
U=Q22C
So, initially stored energy in capacitor is
Ui=[(60)22×6+(60)22×3]=900 μJ
And final energy stored in capacitors is
Uf=12C1V21+12C2V22=12×6×(20)2+12×3×(10)2
⇒Uf=1350μJ
From energy conversation,
Ui+Wbattery=Uf+HLost
⇒900+(W1+W2)=1350+HLost
⇒900+(1200−300)=1350+HLost
∴HLost=1800−1350=450μJ
Hence, option
(d) is correct.
Why this question?
Tip: After the switch is closed, we observe that charge on 3μF capacitor reduced. If represents that 10V battery connected in parallel has done a negative work or work has been done on the battery. |