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The charge supplied by a battery to a cylindrical capacitor of coaxial cylinders of radii 4cm and 6cm with length 1m to charge it to a potential of 4kV is:

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0.429μC
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0.548μC
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0.628μC
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0.889μC
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Solution

The correct option is B 0.548μC

If the capacitor is in the form of two conducting coaxial cylinders of radii r1 & r2(r1<r2) and length L, then the capacitance is C=2πϵLlnr2r1 where ϵ is the permittivity of the material filling the gap between the cylinders.

So the charge, Q=CV=2πϵLlnr2r1V

here, r1=4cm,r2=6cm,L=1m,V=4kilovolt,ϵ=8.85×1012 for air.

Q=2×3.14×8.85×1012ln64×4×103=0.548μC


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