Two identical spheres having charges +q1 and +q2 are kept at a distance "d". These two are brought in contact with an insulated handle and again separated to the same distance. Find the force F2 between them in terms of initial force F1.
A
F2=F1(q1+q2)34q21q2
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B
F2=F1(q1+q2)34q1q22
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C
F2=F1(q1+q2)4q1
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D
F2=F1(q1+q2)24q1q2
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Solution
The correct option is DF2=F1(q1+q2)24q1q2
Let initially, charges are separated by a distance ′d′.
Then, according to Coulomb's Law,
F1=kq1q2d2
⇒d2=kq1q2F1 ...(i)
Now, when both the identical spheres are brought in contact, then charge on each sphere is average of initial charge on each sphere.