The units of electric field intensity are: (C = Coulombs) The diagram shows the
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The units of electric field intensity are: (C = Coulombs) The diagram shows the electric field lines due to two charged parallel metal plates. Then: The upper plate is positive and the lower plate is negative A positive charge placed at X would feel the same force if it were placed at Y A positive charge placed at X would feel a greater force than if it were placed at Z A positive charge placed at X would feel less force than if it were placed at Z A negative charge placed at X could feel its weight balanced by the electric force. Coulombs of charge is placed on a hollow copper sphere. A (-3) Coulomb charge is placed at the geometric center of the hollow shell. When all motion stops, the net charge on the outer surface of the sphere is:Explanation / Answer
Units of electric field intensity units is N/C or V/m
Answer: d
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Electric field always starts from positive plate and goes into negative plate
So lower plate is positive and upper plate is negative
Potential will decrease as we move up
Force will mo more on x as compared to y and z for +ve charge
Force on Y = Force on Z since they are at the same potential
Answer: C
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