Charged particles amounting to charge +Q are placed on a spherically conducting shell having a point particle of charged +2Q at the center of its cavity. What is the net charge on the INNER surface of the shell?
Charged particles amounting to charge +Q are placed on a spherically conducting shell having a point particle of charged +2Q at the center of its cavity. What is the net charge on the INNER surface of the shell?
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Chapter3: Static Electricity
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Problem 3RQ: Why do static charges accumulate on insulator materials only?
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Transcribed Image Text:Charged particles amounting to charge +Q
are placed on a spherically conducting shell
having a point particle of charged +2Q at the
center of its cavity. What is the net charge on
the INNER surface of the shell?
O - 2Q.
O -Q
+ Q.
O +2Q.
O + 3Q.
Transcribed Image Text:Charged particles amounting to charge +Q
are placed on a spherically conducting shell
having a point particle of charged +2Q at the
center of its cavity. What is the net charge on
the OUTER surface of the shell? *
- 2Q.
O -Q
O +Q.
+ 2Q.
O + 3Q.
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