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A point charge Q is brought without any acceleration form infinity to a distance 'd’ from an infinite plane conducting sheet. The work done. on the charge is given by. GAMOURd [IISc. 2010] 1 Q? 4πε, 2d 1 Q² 1 Q° (a) 4πε, 4d (b) 4πε, 2d (c) 4περ 4d (d)

A point charge Q is brought without any acceleration form infinity to a distance 'd’ from an infinite plane conducting sheet. The work done. on the charge is given by. GAMOURd [IISc. 2010] 1 Q? 4πε, 2d 1 Q² 1 Q° (a) 4πε, 4d (b) 4πε, 2d (c) 4περ 4d (d)

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A point charge Q is brought without any acceleration form infinity to a distance ´d’ from an infinite plane
GAMOURd
conducting sheet. The work done. on the charge is given by.
[IISc. 2010]
1 Q?
4πε, 2d
1 Q?
(a)
4πε, 4d
(b)
4πε, 2d
1 Q°
(c)
4πε, 4d
4TE0
(d)

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