Agrounded conducting sphere of radius a is placed with its centre at the origin. A point dipole moment = pk is placed at a distance d along the x-axis, where î, k are the units vector along the x and z-axes respectively. This leads to the formation of an image dipole of strength i' at a distance d' from the centre along the x-axis. If d' = a² ld, then p' = (TIFR 2016] a'p (a) d' a (c) d? ap k (b) d (d) -P£ d

Agrounded conducting sphere of radius a is placed with its centre at the origin. A point dipole moment = pk is placed at a distance d along the x-axis, where î, k are the units vector along the x and z-axes respectively. This leads to the formation of an image dipole of strength i' at a distance d' from the centre along the x-axis. If d' = a² ld, then p' = (TIFR 2016] a'p (a) d' a (c) d? ap k (b) d (d) -P£ d

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Chapter15: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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Problem 53P: Suppose the conducting spherical shell of Figure 15.29 carries a charge of 3.00 nC and that a charge...

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