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J, S Aa orcas INDEX “ELECTROSTATICS — 2 — 114 **MAGNETIQM 7 145 -(221, ELECTROSTATICS 43. 13. 4. There isa conductor wih cavity of rads R as shown in figure. ‘A point charge @ is placed at R2 distance trom centre of cavity. > ‘Appoint Pi at r distance from centre of conductor. Then, (A) charge density at inner surface of cavity wil be non uniform | % (8) charge density at surface of conductor wil be uniorm (©) elec ld at point Pis (©) force on charge Q is non zero 4 ABCD Electric field lines kill off on surface of conductor The positive charge Q is placed in the cavity of the spherical conductor. (A) the induced charge at the surface 1 is -Q and on the surface 2 is 0 +0 (8) the surtace charge density at inner surface is uniform (C)the surface charge density atthe outer surface is uniform (0) the charge Q does not experience electric force if it is placed at 2 the centre of the spherical cavity 5. ACD Sol. Apply Gauss law and property of conductor. ‘There is a disc of mass M and radius R. A point charge +@ and of mass mis fixed at the centre of the disc. ‘The dise is held on a fixed horizontal rough surface. Another point charged +q is fixed on the surface such that detance between rand +a 2. Now thedoclsaet fee. Miho dise does not loose contact with the ground at the same intent the 270q relation must hold is M>nm. Find n. (Use pegrci p= =sma) 2 (Mim)g> sino 2704 256n0,R7 (M+m)g>3mg M>2m=>=2 (M+m)o TG ~ @bohring_bot 17, ABCDEF is a regular hexagon of side a. At each vertex A. B and C a point charge +a is fixed land D, E, F a point charge ~q Is fixed. Intensity of electric fled at a point lying on the line joining FC at a distance x away trom the centre of hexagon (x >>>> a) is tound to be Y9°4.. where a Brey is an integer. Find «. m7 eR) fie3 taal. fag eV Raa 2 Dee sa=7 14. A capacitor is made of two concentric sphorical shells A and 8 of radii a and b respectively. Where a velocity, is (Assume gravity to be absent) R () BR (2)4R A Using conservation of angular momentum about fixed charged. MV sin 30R = Mv'r > SR Me V3 29. soap bubble of radius R = 3 om and thickness t = 10°? mm is charged to a potential of V = 0.3 volt. The bubble burst and falls as a spherical drop. Determine the potential of the drop. (A) 3 volts. (B) 6 volts. (C) 9 volts. (0) 12 volts. A 29. TG ~ @bohring_bot 30. Two charges q; and q2 are placed 30 cm apart, as shown in the figure. A thitd charge qs is moved along the arc of a circle of radius 40 cm from C to D. The change in the potential energy of system is ia , then the value of kis (A) 8qe (B) 8q, (C) 6q2 (D) 6q; 4. A A ponte pari of mats! (sma) is oe in vray upd econ here sendy auton bon elt KE. The id stg sch tt = 2g, where q is the charge on the particle. Alter what time the radius of curvature of the charged Particle will be minimum, \, 8y, (ay Me h we ©) 35 160, 28, EY: py 25M, (9) 259 ©) 169 When radius of curvature is minimum v is 1 to a &itisatt= x TG ~ @bohring_bot Consider a thin conducting shell of radius R carrying total charge Q .Two Point charges Q and 20 are placed on points: BN A and 8, which are at a distances of & and 2R trom the = Cconter of the cell respectively as shown in the figure. If the Cell is earthed how much charge will low to the earth? (30 (6) @ (2a om? Since shell is earthed its potential is zero KQ' K(2Q) ° Q' R 2R Q'=-Q a Hence 3Q will flow to the earth. Consider two solid spherical asteroid of uniform density of mass M and rac In one asteroid 2 tunnel of very small size of depth R is bored to the centre and in other asteroid a spherical cavity of radius R/2 is made as shown in the figure. Now, identical particles of mass m dropped Into the cavities of both asteroids from the top most point P. If force experienced by particle is F and Fj Astero1d-| ‘sero (0) The ratio of FF; is equal io 2UR (6) The ratio of FF; ts equa io wR (C) The ratio of T; / Ty is equal to x/4 (D) The ratio of T/T, is equal to n/2 AG Asteriod —1 (Asteriod — it GM/R) Field Ey = SMR ied ES (3) ~29M (8) zr a 7, -2[2 cnt TG ~ @bohring_bot 9. Electric field in a region is given as E = (10~Sx)i.A charge particle of mass Skg and charge Q(-1C)is situated at origin and free to move in given electric field. Then choose the correct ‘options (Neglect graviy:- {(A) Motion of charge particle is Oscillatory (8) Maximum displacement of charge particle from origin in 4 SI units: (C) Maximum velocity gain by charge particle is 2 SI units. (0) The positon of charge particle, wen velocty gained by parce is maximum, is 2 SI units 9 ABCD E~(10-Sx)i m=5kg Pau F=(10-5x)i (a)Fa-« so motion of charge particle is oscillatory (b) FF = O.atx=2 oscillation about x = so maximum displacement is 4 F=10-5x £7. Alomy changed igh of ci ad ge dry besa hemispherical avy ts (a= 2) ta scene the pote at ne conte one cays 2 nena =? 17, TG ~ @bohring_bot In the figure shown there is non- conducting dise of mass M = 2kg and radius R= 4m. On its upper & lower part of circumference ++Q and -Q charge are uniformly attached such that liner charge donsty i Te dc can eet abou an ra as passing through O. There is @ uniform electric field E in the Corie? Steely Si het Ge tag We dc Ie ted bys eG a pecaeee OtnL' wae pied Wao ey Ts P= then, P+ nis. (Take x =g) 8QE 2n Vimr “ aint 22. T= 2K o P+nis3 TG ~ @bohring_bot ‘A conducting sphere of radius R and charge Q is placed near a Uniformly charged non-conducting infinitely large thin plate having surface charge density c . Then find the potential at point A (on the surface of sphere) due to charge on sphere {rere 2 am ac ais : weezer Ke Ke (0) None of these A Charge on sphere will redistribute due to electric filed produced by thin plate. Electric field at any point (say P) due to charges on sphere is A, +See E st (0 that field at P may become zero combinedly due to thin plate and sphere) Now due 0 to sphere: Vo - Vj = (Ecos0))R Vp -E, 6080, 2B; 2 -R a Re) [Here all the calculations are done only for the charges on spheres} TG ~ @bohring_bot uniformly charged sphere of radius R and total charge > Ys +q. If it strikes the surface of sphere with speed u. The ™ minimum speed u so that it can penetrate through the sphere. (Neglect all resistance forces or friction acting on 4 a cep a ot) fs oe [aregmR Which of these options are correc? (AVA bullet of mass m and charge q is fired towards a solid 44 Gs) {@) In the above diagram the minimum speed u so that it can penetrate through the sphere. (Neglect all resistance forces or friction acting on bullet except electrostatic 4 forces) is YS Bream (C)in the circuit shown in figure C=C, =2uF . Then ‘charge stored in capacitor C; is zero (0) In the above circuit charged stored in capacitor Cis, 40 uC. 5. ACD Sol. Now, potential difference across C; is 20 V and across Co iszero. charge stored in C; is 40 uC and in Cys zero. TG ~ @bohring_bot 6 A particle of charge -q and mass m enters a uniform x te Ke magnetic field & (perpendicular to paper inwards) at P ee a with a velocity vo at an angle a and leaves the field at Q pyRox xe x with velocity vat angle fs as shown in the figure. Then i (Aya=p Bix x x x ®ve 2 x 2mv9 sina (C) PQ=——2 (oy p=? (0) particle remains inthe field for time t= (== 4) Bq 7191 6. ABCD Sol x+a=p+x=90 >a=p be 2mvp la, Aso, PO= 2Re0s(90-a) =2Reina = =Rtsina EI [V[-constant “ v= For 2s rtaton takes 2= ame 2 @B 2m(x-a) For (25~2a) takes STS) 4. Inarregion, uniform electric field exists as E = i 01+ toj]N/C. if the potential of origin is 0 volts, the potential of point (10m, 10m, 10m) is (A) 20 volts (8) -200 volts (© 10vors {(0)~10votts 4, Vp =Vo =-[10«10 +1010] = - 200 volts. TG ~ @bohring_bot 7. An infinite number of charges of magnitudes 9, @/2, @/4, q/8 and so on are placed along the clroumference of a circle of radius 1 unit with centre as origin. The potential at the origin will be q q wo l aa os (0) intinite 7 View — Yt] gy, SA. Ry) (A) dopends on x (B) depends on Ryand Rs (C) depends only or r (©) None, Apply gaus theorem 2\_4, q 1 E(4nr?) =—® = E =. > E « — = field depends only on r, (ax) 5 4ne, 0? Pr is Y Consider a parallel plate capacitor having an electric fi in the adjacent figure, A particle of mass m and charge: capacitor through a light inextensible string of length ¢, The time period of this. T pendulum is ° ox (0) T= 28 | emp (8) T= 25 PGE! | Base (C) T= 25 (0) none of the above TG ~ @bohring_bot 29, A point charge +q is located at the origin and a point charge - 29 's located at x = a (a > 0). In which of the following region or ‘ogions might here exists a point whare the electric potential (V) is zero? (A) ecxea () 0T lr “2 R, where r is the distance from the origin ‘The electric field at a distance r(r < R) from the origin is given by Ampet (51 pot (/ we (5-8) ole feof (5_ ©) Brf5. O35 (- ®) q Jats ) B Apply shell theorem the total charge upto distance r can e calculated as followed 5 or dq = 4xr.dr.p = 4nr?.drp,|—-— Iq = 4nidrp = 4a? drp,| 3 = xp, [Sr = Ge TG ~ @bohring_bot Paragraph for Question Nos. 9 and 10 A safety engineer needs to evaluate the practice of storing ‘Venang por inflammable conducting liquids In non-conducting containers. The company supplying the liquid uses a cylindrical plastic container of radius r = 20 em and fils it to a height of h = 20 cm, which is not equal to its full height. During handling, the exterior surface acquires a charge density of o=210°C/m*, approximately uniform. This Induces a charge separation within the liquid, because it Is conducting (see figure) 8. How much charge Is Induced within the bulk of the lquid? Take = « 3. (A) 0.38 uc (8)0.72 uc (0)0.18 ue (0) 0.54 uc 10. The minimum potential energy required to cause a spark is 10 mJ. Assume that the capacitance of the central part relative to ground is nearly 36 pF. Calculate the potential energy stored in the capactor. Take = ~ 3. (ayiem (8)36m (C)5.4ms (D)7.2md 9. Q=o[ ar? + 2ath] =2x10% xx Ea A 2) 10 10 24m sas SE 108 100 =0.72 nC 2 a = (72«10*) 2C 236x107 =72«104) =7.2 mJ 10. TG ~ @bohring_bot 20. Let Pi) = -2-r be the charge density cstbuton for a soié sphere of racus Rand total charge Q for @ point 'p’ inside the sphere at distance r; from the centre of the sphere, the magnitude of electric field is wo Or? © oR 24. A charge Q is placed at each of the opposite comers of a square. A charge q is placed at each of the other two comers. If the net electrical force on Q is zero, then the Qiq equals (A) -2v2 (8-1 (C) io 4 O-% 24. A Sol, Three forces Fs:, Fez and fis acting on Q are shown Resultant of Fe: + Fis = V2 Faecy 1 Qq = a am, F Resultant on Q becomes zero only when 'q’ charges are of negative nature. 1 TG ~ @bohring_bot ‘The adjacent figure shows charged spherical shels A, Band C having charge densies oc, ¢ and radi a,b, ¢ respectively. I V.=V, thon & ‘equa to (assuming a = 10 em, b=20 em) 30cm (©) soem ° (6) 25a {0)38em A VazVe ceatb In the croult shonn, when the sich is dosed, the capacitor charges vwtha te constant (arc (@) 2Rc RC RC ) 2 o ‘The capacitor 2 is charged to potential E, while the capacitor © Isuncharged at = 0. Atthis instant. the switch Ss closed (3 hare ote caster 2c, ot a (0) cmp ont capac 2¢ 8 $c, nay te (©yermoeonte apt cs, stmt ste (0) Charge on the capacitor 26s $CE, in stoady tte 8 ‘Curent through Batery, A Falcone tl nn cpio E26 aterlorg ine 9, plane suface of area S's incined at an ange O with a uniform feld E as shown in the gue, Find the magnitude of ux of E over. a (A) E800 (@) ESsino (©) -€8 cose (0)-ESsing i B o=E.A TG ~ @bohring_bot ‘A non-conducting hollow cone has charge density «. A part ABP is cut and removed from the cone. The potential due to the remaining portion of the cone at point ">" is, a oo ®) ae os 3% ©) ack 3% 2 Potential du to cedar ron conttng ise, Ve= (where ris radius f cise) 2 ‘A.charge particle 'q' lies at the centre of two concentric hollow sphere of inner radii R and 3R and outer radii 2R and 4R respectively. What amount of work has to be performed to Slowly transter the charge‘ fom center through the orice tointniy. w 5 @—_ 96 mR TBregR 7@ ¢ © san © sera TG ~ @bohring_bot 17. 17. Appoint charge ‘a! is placed at a distance ‘¢ (on the y-axis) vertically above the surtace which lies in the xz plane as shown in the figure. The flux of electric field passing through the plate is a we a a q oe (0) ee 4 ‘A particle having charge ‘q! and mass ‘mis projected with velocity (416) +ak) msec from the ‘origin in a region occupied by electric field ‘E’ and magnetic field ‘B' such that 6 =Boj and é ai (ake S22), Find the tme (In sec) when the magnitude of velocity of the charge fice bacon JS tie, gies gray = o~e-%21, i heSsee ve tv vi = (65)? aay aa? 125 = b=5sec So, t=t +b=8 sec TG ~ @bohring_bot 2 A thin non-conducting hemispherical shell contains. a posite charge q on i, which is uniformly dstibuted on the ‘hall. A point P lies on the diameter of shell as shown in ‘igure. Then the ciecton of elect eld at the point PS ® © o 2 Ey and Ez-are the magnitude of electric field due to upper hemispherical shell and lower spherical ‘shell respectivly, whose components along the diameter and its perpencicular direction are ‘shown in the figure, By the combination of two hemispherical shells: AP, Ess = Ess and =o 5 = ot 7 ede A point charge q is placed on the line AH and just outside the cube (of side d) at audistance of 'f (<< @). Total flux of electtic field through the surface ABCD (asco) is (ay e) Wa Om a a og © a a fecre = dcncH = geron = 5S. genan =O, duner = dance = x a ~ 2xx+0459—~3-0 sarees Tee5 TG ~ @bohring_bot 11. The electrostatic potential existing in the space is given 28 (3) mone donsty (in coum) atx = 2m, a1 p(x =2)=2 Alternating Method Lopax 15, In the acuit shown, charge q varies with time gat? =t + at, whore qi in coulombs and time s2¢ond, Find Vie (Vs Vs in vats at ie 15 geP eat i-Bea?-244 oa? 18. A-non conducting solid sphere of mass m and radius R having ” uniform charge density +p and -p as shown in figure. It is then ‘laced on a rough non conducting horizontal plane. At = 0 a uniform fects field E=E,1 NIC is sutched on and the sold sphere stans roling without sling. The magnitude of fcional force at t = 0 is BR pate rabnd x “eli TG ~ @bohring_bot 13, 13, ‘A dielectric slab of thickness ‘¢ is inserted in the parallel plate capacitor whose negative plate is at x=0 and positive plate is at x =3d . The slab is equidistant from the plates. The capacitor is given some charge. AS x goes from 0 to 3d. (A) the magnitude of the electric field remains the same (B) the direction of the electric field remains the same (C) the electric potential increases continuously (D) the electric potential increases first, then decreases and again increases B,C ‘A.wire having a uniform linear charge density 2. is bent in the form of ay a ring of radius R. Point A as shown in the figure, is in the plane of ” the ring but not at the centre, Two elements of the ring of lengths a: and az subtend very small same angle at the point A. They are at distances 1 and re from the point A respectively. Then fort: < 12, choose the correct option(s). / (A) the ato of charge of elements a: and ass {B) the elements a: produces greater magnitude of electric field at A a than elements ao. (C) the elements a: and az produce same potential at A. {©) the direction of net electric field at A is towards element a A,B,C Two concentric metalic shells of radius R and 2R, out of which the inner shell is having Q and outer shell is uncharged. If they are connected with a conducting wire. Then, (A) Q amount of charge will flow from inner to outer shell (B) Qe no. of electrons wil flow from outer to inner shell (©) SS amount of heats produced inthe wire (0) SX amount of heats produced inthe wire asc ‘The potential ofthe two surface will be equal when charge Q flows from inner to outer shel, TG ~ @bohring_bot ‘A.uniform ring of mass m and radius R can rotate treely about an axis passing through centre C and perpendicular to plane of paper. Half of ring is positively ‘charge and other half is negatively charge. Uniform electric field Ee is saliched on ‘long ~ve x-axis (Axis are shown in figure) of radius R= 2a. A point Fis locaied at a distance 6 A point charge ‘gis placed at cstance ‘a from the Centre of an uncharged thin spherical conducting sha ‘da’ from the centre ofthe conducting shell as shown, ‘The electnc poterial due to induced charge on the inner suriace o the conducting shel at point is ws kq co) 2 os o-8 a (0) "9. o 6. The net electric potertal due to extemal charge inside the cavity and the induced charge on the surface ofthe cavity at any point outside the cavity is zero. It'V"Is the eletic potential due to induced charge on the surface of cavity at point veldeo 5a Paragraph for Question Nos. 12 and 14 [magnitude of charge density 12. Thedpole moment of ring is ayaa ear (2 mR Oar 13, The expr of ings (Ayeable (2) unstable (€) neutral (0) cant say 14. if fing is slighty disturb from given positon, find the angular speed of ring when it rotate by n/2. (ay 2 o = (© (0) none 12. 13. 14. TG ~ @bohring_bot 10. w. Toa te eee ate SSeS : deamon tn) BPP, in 8 Two point electric apotes with dipole moments ‘Pand ‘Pe "1 “ © 8 The electric field due to P, at the position of B, is eat force of intr acton between the poles is Apo charge is plcadat ihe cent oie ctedarendot fT ese 2 ofinder of length (= 4 cm and radius R = 3 cm as shown. Then the electic flux through the curved surface of the ovlinderis 4 29 atom i fe) 20 Or 5. 4 cy o of tne elecne mux trough the ngnt ena prane sunace. ene 5 2n(1—cose) = 9 { 1 ban ghevaet)e 21-8) im once, th electric ux through the curved surface o the cylinder is TG ~ @bohring_bot ot "1 14 ‘Two concentric spherical conducting shells of radii ‘a’ and ‘2a! are 2 iniialy given charges +2Q and +@ respectively as shown. The total heat cedpete ate wich hasbeen cote where k= z2-) A) wae otc ka? ka? ott ott ». Total heat dissipated, AH = Ui — Ur 3kQ?_ 9kQ? ‘4a 4a _ 4kQ? _ ka? 4a ‘Two identical point charges are placed at a separation of L. P is a point on the line joining the charges, at a distance x from any one charge. The field at P is E. E is plotted against x for values Of x from close to zero to slightly less than L. Which of the following best represents the resulting curve? (a) ® t t e tN Z r= oY (©) (2) t t e e xe woe ° ° Field will be in opposite direction in the two halves and infinite at x close to zero & L. TG ~ @bohring_bot 4, Accharge 'q’is placed on the diagonal AP of a cube at a distance ny 2 tame pint A. Chae te coed oon se (A) The sum of eect hx passing though te surtace ABCD a parsis and PORS is 2 (8) The sum of electric fax passing through the surface ABCD ‘and PORS is -1- {(C) The flux through both the surfaces ABCD and PARS are same (0) The flux through the surface ABCD is larger than the fux through surface PORS, A point charge @ is located at the center of a hollow spherical conductor having inner radius as Ry and outer radius Re. The potential at the inner surface will be 1 loi (A) KQ| — (B) KO} —-— 60] 0 z| (0) X2 Potential due to point charge and charge on the inner surface will cance! out each other, thus TG ~ @bohring_bot The volume charge density in a spherical region varies with the radial distance ‘r' from its centre as p= coulomb/m’, where « is a constant. The electric field intensity in the spherical region r varies as (A) constant (B) _ inversely proportional to 'r (C) directly proportional to (0) _ inversely proportional to 'r® A Using Gauss’s Law E4nr? =—[“anr2ar far E4nr? = Ano = E=—" = constant & 2 2ep TG ~ @bohring_bot The Rutherford's calculation of electric potential at a distance 'r' from the centre of a spherical atom is zit 3. ¢ Greg (F2R* RP ‘The electric field intensity at a distance 'r from the centre of spherical atom is weed) v= a) where R is the radius of spherical atom 4g (RP ® ine e ) mele a #) ®) wale) dV ze (1, 2 _ ty dt 4xegl r2 oR? Charge Q each are distributed uniformly on ‘@ non-conducting hemispherical shell (on the surface) and in the volume of a non- conducting solid hemisphere. A point charge q is brought slowly at the centre C; of shell and at the centre C2 of solid hemisphere Hemispherical shett Solid hemisphere from infinity. If the work done in these two processes are W; and We then, the ratio (i ln 3 AM | 3 ® 5 4 ec F 2 © 5 D Wes, W, qv TG ~ @bohring_bot ‘A small concentration of minority charge carriers is injected into a homogenous semiconductor crystal at one point. An electric field of 10 V/cm is applied across the crystal and this moves the minority carriers a distance of 1 cm in 20 1 sec. The mobility (in cm?/V-sec) will be (A) 1000 (8) 2000 (c) 5000 (0) 500000 Cc Electric field 10 Vicm Distance moved 1 cm Time taken 20 sec tem > 50,000 cm/s 20x10 sec .. velocity of minority carrier = Drift velocity ve = WE = Ye = 58.000 - 5000 omv-s TG ~ @bohring_bot ‘Anon conducting uniform thin shell of mass m and radius R is having uniform charge density +c on one half and -c on another half as shown in figure. It is placed on a rough non conducting horizontal plane. At t = 0 a uniform electric field E =-£,j NIC is switched on and the solid sphere starts rolling without sipping, Then which ofthe following is/are correct. (A) The acceleration ofthe tpmost pont ofthe hollow sphere at t= 0, is S27 (8) The magnitude of frictional force at t= 0 is Broke (C) The acceleration of centre of mass of the hollow sphere at t= 0, is 12 "Ec m (0) The magnitude of frictional force at t= O is Freer’. PEsin37° = (o2nr?)(R)E,S =(o2nr?) FR} 8 5 = Bork*e, =(3mr’a) qu 18 onRE 25m TG ~ @bohring_bot Paragraph for Question Nos. 7 and 8 “Two conducting rod OM and ON each of mass m and length & can folates about centre of the ring O, with its other end sliding smoothly on a circular conducting ring, as shown in the figure. A Constant and uniform magnetic fleld'S' acts into the plane of the fing. AU t= 0 rod ON is given an angular velocity «y as shown in figure. Assume that the space is gravity froe and that thore is electrical contact between the ring and the rod, The resistance of {he ring is negligible and each rod is having resistance R. There is 2 small gap inthe ring between P and Q, so thatthe current lows along a unique path (assume that time to rotate one compioie = < «== revolution is infinite). Then, xx 7. Find the angular velocty of rod OM as a function of time "t ( _m2,) “ ®) ce) 2 8 The tolal heat produced in the system is ry dered ss ©) Aces () ynees o 2 TG ~ @bohring_bot A B (for Q. 7 to Q. 8) By the conservation of angular momentum about ‘O’ lo, +1@, = la Induced emf in the loop 4 = 48(0,-0,)? £=5B(a-o) Torque on the rod OM about ‘0’ [Fs ona) Fle 20,) B(m OR { ) ae (see do, 4-e amr =% fe 2 m= al 1 1 Heat produced = eo? Hog = mag leat produces fled = mead aa BE respectively. Find the net electric dipole moment vector of this charge assembly. (A) V2aa(-}) (8) Vaqa-*) (C) Vaaa(+)) (0) 2a@+)) ‘Three point charges +4, ~2q and +q are placed at points (0 Use P= Sqf TG ~ @bohring_bot 12, 106 of charge is glen toa conducting spherical shel and another- 3 pont charge is placed inside the shell. For this arrangement mark out the correct statement(s). \YAAI"TRe Skate on ne inner arte ofthe shel Be =3C ant canbe atbied unr m nen uniformly (@) The charge onthe inner surface ofthe shel wl be +3 and ts dstbutlon would be uniform (C) The net charge on outer surface of the shell will be +7 C and its distribution can be uniform or hon uniform (D) The net charge on outer surface of the shell wil be +7C and its distribution would be uniform ACD Plate A of a parallel plate air filled capacitor is connected to a 8 spring having force constant k and plate B is fixed. They rest ona frictionless table top as shown in the figure. if a charge +q 7] is placed on plate A and a charge ~q on plate B, by how much does the spring expand in equilibrium (q* = GkAco) s ‘A sphere has a positive charge. Figure shows variation of electric field (E) with distance x from its centre. From this figure, we conclude that (A) Sphere is made of a non conducting materials (8) Diameter of sphere is equal to R/2 (C) Electric potential, due to sphere, is maximum at its centre (D) Density of charge is uniform throughout the volume of sphere ol Rosy Electric charge +g is uniformly distributed over the entire length of a ring of radius r rotating with ‘constant angular velocity c about its own axis. Assuming mass of ring to be m, its magnetic moment to be M and angular momentum to be L. (aym= (8) M= 2a" a. Ota Ans not available TG ~ @bohring_bot A point charge q is placed at comer D of a cube of side d. Fux of electric 5 c field passing through face 4_s (A) ABCD is zero (8) COFEis zero 7 (C) DFGAis zero (0) ABHG is — 2 4 8 AE Ans not available List-1 specifies a point P at distance r from the centerfaxis of a symmetrical distribution of charge. List gives the variation of electric intensity at P as a function of r(>0). Match the entries of List-1 with possible entries of List-tI. List -1 List - I (P) Plies outside a long oylinder having uniform volume charge | (1) 1 density xd (Q) Plies inside a spherical charged conductor @ et Pe (R) Plies inside a spherical body having uniform volume charge | (3) E A ‘Work done an bringing a test charge from (1) to (2) is pm fT yr | bh ere i) TG ~ @bohring_bot Two surface OABC and OCDE lies in the plane of xy and yz y as shown iin the figure. A charged particle 'q’ lies in the space at a point P, if (0,a,0))¢ > (a3) (0.0.8) . (A) coordinates of 'P'is (a ~ ar, a ~ Ar, Ar) and a >> Ar, then flux passing through surface oascis 74 2a, (8) coordinates of ‘P is (a ~ Ar, a ~ Ar, Ar) and a >> Ar, then flux passing through surface a DE is ocoe si (C) coordinates of ‘P'is (a + Ar, a + Ar, ~At) and a >> ar, then flux passing through surface a oases 34. (0) coordinates of ‘P's (a * Ar, a + Ar, ~Ar) and a >> ar, then flux passing through surface coe is 4. 26; ABCD Using symmetry if charged particle lies at P; then docor = ay to (Sa) &% Be) 74 1 dorae = POs = and te 3 245, If the charge particle lies at Ps then = 4 fecoe= Fa, a 1 doasc = 5 BEN ae TG ~ @bohring_bot Two charged particles (m, q) and (2m, -2q) are placed in a gravity free space where a uniform electric field E exists as shown in figure. After the particles are released they stay at a constant distance from each other. What is the distance (-2a, 2m) am between them in meter? (Neglected the gravitational interaction). (K is electrostatic constant and take £4 2) 0002.25 On releasing the particles, if their acceleration is same, they will stay at a constant distance E Acceleration of charged particle = aS F—29E =F Fa = (29,2) wy So, F— 2gE = 2qE - 2F F 3F = 4qE = 49 When they stay at a constant distance from each other TG ~ @bohring_bot ‘Three identical spheres A, B and C of radius r and each carrying charge q are placed on the vertices of an equilateral triangle of side(((>>1r). The resultant force on B is F. Now an uncharged sphere is first touched with A and then with B and then removed. Now the resultant force on Bis: AF ®) Mie ©) iviF © wp B Charges on the sphere after removal of sphere d q/2 a c TG ~ @bohring_bot ABC In he agian shown, the charge +0 Is ted. Anoher charge $248 projected fem a dstoce R ffm he feed gq 30g, charge. The minimum separation between the two charges —— Rtg when the velocty becomes ines of the projected velocity, is (Assume gravity to be absent) (8) ViR (0)4R 4. A Applying conservation of angular momentum about Q mvd myRsin 30 = BB ‘A,B, C and D are large conducting plates kept parallel to each other. A and D are fixed. Plates B and C, A, & e Do connected to each other by a rigid conducting rod, can slide over trictionless rails as shown. Initially the distance between plates A and B is the same as that between plates C and 0. If now the rod (along with plaies B and Cis slighly moved towards right, the ‘capacitance between the terminals 1 and 2. (A) remain unchanged (8) increases (C) decreases (0) nothing can be said ‘A hollow, insulating spherical shell has a surtace charge dstibuton placed upon, it, such that the upper hemisphere has a uniform surtace charge density + hile the lower hemisphere has a uniform charge density ~c',as shown in the. figure, Theicinrtace hs in xy plane. Which ofthe foloning statements) fare 22) ‘correct = (A) The field at all points of x-y plane within the sphere points in the —vez- rection (8) All points (©) The field direction (0) The field at points on 2 axis which are on either side of origin outside the ‘sphere isin opposite directons. TG ~ @bohring_bot the xy plane within the sphere all points on z-axis outside the equipotent phere point along positive 2- AD ACD ‘A wire Is bent to form semi-citce of radius a. The wire rotates = @ hg ‘about its one end with angular velocity. Axis of rotation is perpendicular to plane of the semicircle. In the space, a uniform magnetic led of induction B exists along the axis of rotation as), @ \ @ shown in igure. Then é (A) Potential iteroncebetwoon Pand Qisequalto 280° @F -@ Q® (B) Potential ditference between P and Q is equal to 2" Bax (C) Pis at higher potential Q (©) Pis at lower potential than Q In an RL-C series circuit shown in the figure, the readings of voltmeters V, and V, are 100V and 120V, respectively. The source voltage is 130V. For this situation, mark out the correct statement(s). fi Vv (A) Voltage across resistor, inductor and capacitor are SOV, S0v/3 V and 120+50V3V , respectively (8) Voltage across resistor, inductor and capacitor are SOV, SOV3 V and 120-503 V, respoctvely (C) Power factor ofthe creuttis > (0) The circuit is capacitive in nature TG ~ @bohring_bot 8. Figures shows the lines of force of the electric field of a positive charge (+q) and a negative charge (-q) respectively. Which of the following statements are correct? +0 “8 “|e ISS Au4 @ ) (A) potential at P is greater than that at Q. (8) potential at A is greater than that at B. (C) potential at P is less than that at Q. (0) potential at B is greater than that at A. 8. AD Sol. _ Negative of potential gradient is equal to electric field. 14. N_ identical charges each of charge ‘q’ are symmetrically placed on the circumference of circle of wy, radius ‘r. Four adjacent charges are slowly taken to infinity in the sequence a shown in figure. If Ws, W2, Ws and Ws is the respective work done in slowly We displacing qi, q2, qs and qs. If (Ws — Wi) is x re then Antr sin == n TG ~ @bohring_bot along ve x-axis (Axis are shown in figure) Paragraph for Question Nos. 12 and 14 ‘A uniform ring of mass m and radius can rotate trecly about an axis passing = through centre C and perpendicular to plane of paper. Half of ring is positively charge and other half is negativaly charge. Uniform secre field Eis saiched on cy LL aie Oar () unstable (0) cantsay If ing is slighty disturb from given position, find the angular speed of ring when it rotate by 7/2. {magnituce of charge density 3] 12 Theddpole moment of ring is (ayaa (C2 mr 13. The equilibrium of sng is (A) stable (C)newwal 4 aE. (ay 22 fae. 12 13 14 iE, ®) (©) none TG ~ @bohring_bot gr ‘A charge ‘is placed on the diagonal AP of a cube at a stance 8 © trom te point A. Choose the correct options. ‘i {A) The sum of electric tx passing through the sutace ABCD “a, ‘and PaRS is <2 (8) The sum of electric fax passing through the surface ABCD ar ist rd PORSIs 5A (C) The flux through both the surfaces ABCD and PORS are same (0) The lux through the surface ABCD is larger than the fx through surface PORS. AD (2) We can easily see that charge qs placed symmetrically to surtace ABCD, ABSR and ADR. Charge q is also placed symmetrically o rest of the surfaces. W the flux through the surface ABCD is x and through RSPQ is y Now by Gauss law “e . saad oxtye gh wa (8) Flux through two surfaces are not same flux via ABCD is larger. Ans: (a) <2 (b) Flux through two surfaces are not same fux ia ABCD Is lager. The total flux of electric lines of forces of a charge q placed at the ‘mid point of the edge of a side of rectangular box, as shown in figure through the box is. 4 a Woe Oe 4 4 () ae () ee 8 The charge q is completely closed by four identical given box. Therefore, the required tq flx=——, ae, TG ~ @bohring_bot * Te congenic spherical conducting el of rads Rand Rad 2R' hae delete median hhaving dielectric constant . The dielectric strength lectic. is ££, =8 Volt /m. Then ind iolecric breakdown votage between the shell (Take = > m) (A) 4 Vo (@)2Vor © ; Vott (0)0.25 Vor Q (2R-R) “Ane, K Rx2R =—2 _-ovon Bre, KR TG ~ @bohring_bot 16. ‘A positive point charge having charge Q is placed at a distance a/2 from centre of an unchanged spherical conductor of inner radius & ‘and outer radius ‘2a’. Another postive point charge having charge 15. Which of the following is incorrect? (A) The Surtace charge density on inner and outer surface of sphere would be non union, (@) The Etecrosta potenti on outer ute of condutorie 3X2 (jem pt acne ER (cesta coy sree 18 Hered Th ott che ah eed 30 we @o oe (©)2er0 8 Electric potential on surface of conductor = $2, MO. 0 2KQ_ Ka, 3k Elect potent at centre = 2X0. KO. SG alB els A his crear a eid pel icin va. Ll ehaige eke nite ol anc bo Ka. K a M1, HQ 9 ga ta as 2 $0, amount of charge flowing tough wre= 0-(- 2 nie TG ~ @bohring_bot 11. Sol. ‘There are two thin wire rings, each of radius R, whose axes coincide. The charges on the tings are q and -q, Evaluate the potential diference between the centres of the rings separated by a c Va=VieVe2 TG ~ @bohring_bot 24. In.a.space, equipotential surfaces are shown below. 80V60V 40V_20v ‘Then electric field in the space is. 24. 0400.00 Sol. Electric field lines are perpendicular to equipotental surfaces and electric potential decroasos along electric fel. WV 29v From A> B, [dV | =-£ dr cos 120° =e x(ioni0 x4 e+40one 2. An infinite line charge is placed along y-axis and two ppoint charges are placed on the x-axis as shown in the figure. Find x for which field on the positive x-axis is zero gl (x>>0) ana - be w2 @l os (4 2 A so. A nt 8 tN, a 2ne,x 2ne,x° 7. point q is placed outside an uncharged conducting sphere as shown in the figure. Then: (A) The potential of the sphere is zero. kg (8) The potential of the sphere is titan eneermcnanmwnan Ys) : (0) the shee eres charge appearing ont stare is "(-4) % BC ‘Sol. Potential of the centre of sphere When TG ~ @bohring_bot thed V 15. A spherical conducting shel of radius 5 cm is having a point ‘charges placed inside and outside the shell as shown in figure. Find the electric force on IC at the centre du Jnduce charges on the outer surtace of shell (in Newton) 15. 0001.80 go, Fa 2x10 x2x10* x10 = 18 Newton (10x10") 22, Avery small sphere of mass 80 g having a charge q is held at a height 9 m vertically above the centre of a fixed non conducting sphere of radius 1 _m, carrying an equal charge q. When released it falls unti it is repelled just before it comes in contact with the sphere. Calculate the charge qis7xK.. The value of K is: (in) [9 = 9.8 m/s] 4 Sol Keeping in mind that here both electric and gravitational potential enorgy are changing and for external point a chargod ‘sphere behaves as whole of its charge wore concentrated at Its contre, applying conservation of energy between initial and final postion, we have ae ge Berane L omgxt S010" 9.8 Clee ee or g=28mc TG ~ @bohring_bot ‘There is spherical symmetric charge distribution around origin. The electrostatic potential at a distance ‘f from origin is given as. V axe where K is a postive constant. The slope of tangent density vs graph at r= 1m is aK cy. Then find vale of 17. 5 Sol. From Gauss law for spherical space charge density So, value of a is 5 TG ~ @bohring_bot 12. Sol. ‘A small sphere is charged uniformly and placed at some point Alxo, ys) 50 that at point B(8 m, 4m) electic field strongth is E = (641 +72)) NC and potential is 1800 V. Then (A) The magnitude of charge on the sphere is 4G (B) The magnitude of charge on the sphere is 2yC (C) Coordinates of A are : x =~3, yo=—12 (©) Coordinates of A are x, = 4, AC V=1800= ears From equations (i) and (ii) r=20m,q=4mC (9-Xo)i+(4-Yo)i _ 54i+72) ‘ 20 ~ 90 => Xo=-3, Yo=-12 Now [Apoint charge q~ 50h fs located in the xy plane atthe point of positon vector i; = 21+ 3) ‘What i the electri eld a the point of postion vector # =8i—6) v av (A) 12005 (8) 4x10 (©) 900% (0) 4500 m m D r= (e-2y y =10 ~ $10" = 4500 /m TG ~ @bohring_bot 14. Appoint charge @ is located just above the centre ofthe flat face of hemisphere Q A gee. Tee Sec Hes mp te St ee ned ioe LO eager me phy a Waa, ORR. SS wa 22 ae 4B Sol. Place another identical hemisphere on given one, so that flat faces of two coincide. The total flux loked wth cross-section of bottom hal lower hemisphere) is =~ as charge enclosed by given ‘a hemisphere is zero. So flux linked with flat face of hemnisphore is. 2e, 12. An infinite thread of charge density 2. ties along z-axis. The potential 4 difference between points A (4, 3,4) and B (3, 4,0) is na ea Nae (FE Lm) i, h 3 ree Re €, i 2 Equipotental surfaces are coaxial cylinders, therefore (4, 3,4) and (3,4, 0) lie on equipotent surface. TG ~ @bohring_bot 47, 17. Two fixed insulating rings A and B carry charges with uniform linear charge density +3. and —i, respectively, as shown in the adjacent figure. The planes of the rings are parallel to each other and their axes are coinciding. A particle of charge “q” and mass “mn is released with zoro veloaty trom centre P of the positively charged ring. The kinetic energy of the particle when it reaches Centre Q ofthe negatively charged ring will be © £: -#)a (0) none ofthe above . TU" B Potential at P due to rings _ A2nR —__2nR =f 1 } "“4ne,R 4ne,J2R 2¢, v2 Potential at Q due to rings is a 1 ee fq Ms tet 5) A(K.E.) + (V, -V,)q=0 TG ~ @bohring_bot 21. A charge +q is placed at a distance 'e'from the centre of the uncharged ‘metalic cube of side ‘a. The electric field at the centre of the cube due to ‘induced charges onthe cube will be (200 wet) © W() ) —41—__(-j meal) walesy 21. B Net field at the centre of cube = 0 E\+Eq=0 q => B=-— + 4ne, dF q - El=-—S Fl 4ne, & 3. A particle of charge -@ and mass m moves in a circle of radius + 4a ‘around an infinitely long charge of linear charge density +A .Then time period willbe | 4 oe m m =2ar | 2m (@) T2200 | ©) Tam © tb ad OT ee 3. A 2Ak mv? 2ar r r ¥ TG ~ @bohring_bot 4. In the figure a hemispherical bow of radius R is shown. Electric field of intensity E is present perpendicular to the ciular cross section ofthe hemisphere, {(A)The magnitude of electric flux through the hemispherical surface in situation I willbe ERR? (8)The magnitude of electric flux through the hemispherical sutace in situation I willbe 2ExR™ (cre magnet tie ough Ramer suc instant won EE {(D)The magnitude of elect fix through the hemispherical surtace in situation I wl be zero, Answer not available TG ~ @bohring_bot 10. ae: 0. Paragraph for Question Nos. 9 and 10 In @ homogeneous, non-magnetic, highly insulating and viscous medium, @ moving particle cexpetionces a viscous drag given by the law f Hore b isa positive constant. A particle having charge q projected with an unknown velocity from a point in the medium almost stops (ts speed becomes practically negigite) ater traveling a distance of 10 m in a straight line. Now a uniform magnetic field is established in the region and the same particle is again launched with the same projection velocity drected perpendicular tothe magnetic eld Inthe presence of above magnetic field, the particle almost stops at a point 6m away from the Point projection the magnetic fields equal to: 2» (A) 6) 3a 44 4% 2 (c) % oO a» The strength of the magnetic tleld is now doubled in magritude, How far (in Meteray on wn point of projection vil the parte come to an almost est? iB 20 (a) 2 (8) 7 40 20, © Ov Po A D [9-10] For the charge F =q(ixB)-b¥ Wa ( dF 3) bar “at m\ dt m\ dt b(A?) LAB = a (arxB)- = TG ~ @bohring_bot 1. 12, 12. Sol A infinite length current carrying wire is placed in x,y plane parallel! Region t| Region 1 axis as shown in figure. (All charges are projected in region |) y {A) A positively charged particle projected along y axis wil get deflected along 2 axis {) A positively charged particle projected along x axis wil get deflected along y axis (©) Anegatively charged particle is projected along x axis will get deflected along +y axis (0) A negatively charge particle is projected along x axis will get deflected along +2 axis 8 8B Sol. F=qvxB _ = qvoi x B (-k) = qvo Bj A charge particle is projected in a region of magnetic field and electric field. If mass of charged particle is m and its speed changes from Vo 10 2Vs [We = work done by electric field ; We = work done by magnetic field]. Which statement is incorrect? AW, =}mi ©) W.+W, =3mj (c) We =a © W.-W, =2inv3 11. A Sol. W,=0 W, =AKE ; W, +W, =AKE The electrostatic potential inside a charged spherical ball is given by = ap* + b where ris the distance from the centre: a, b are constants. Then the charge density inside ball is (A) acer (8) -24zacar (C) Bae (O) 24racor c Potential inside (4) = ar? + b ple Electric field inside uniformly charged solid volume varies with ‘r. So charge density is constant gn = (-2ar)4xr? = -8xar® -Brar* = —3 9 = Gace TG ~ @bohring_bot 12. Consider a uniformly charged sheet ABCD, which is a part of an equiateral triangular sheet of a side a.as shown inthe figure. Choose the correct options regarding the electric field E at point © due to ths sheet. (A) Magnitude of E, increases with the increase in a (Keeping charge density same) (8) Magnitude of €, decreases with increase in a (keeping total charge same) (©) charge density is « and a = 1 m, magnitude of Eis equal To wo 224 ° ae ini (0) I charge density is « and a = 2m, magnitude of E is equal To © Ba TG ~ @bohring_bot Paragraph for Questions 13 & 14 Consider a perfectly conducting uniform disc of mass m and radius ® hinged in a vertical plane from its centre and free to rotate with respect to hinge. A resistance R is connected between centre of the isc and periphery by using two sliding contacts C; & C2. Along non @ — conducting massless string is wrapped around the disk, whose ms another end is attached with a block of mass m. There exists a Uniform horizontal magnetic field B, whose arrangement is shown in figure. {£5 omunisomtedton et a 0 ana eon btn string and dsc is suficent so that there is no sipping between them a, z let at any instant t, velocity of block is v, angular velocity of the disc is ‘© and currentin resistance is 3 @ 8 13. Find the terminal speed of the block of mass m is (Terminal speed = constant speed attained by the block after very long time) 2mgR op (o) 49, Ba’ 14. Just alter t= 0, the acceleration of blocks g es @ 29 g 33 og 13.814. Writing energy equation gv = mv 2 412% aR \\ dt dt c, v=a0 av _,d0 dt “dt f jee nt) 2R OR 7 From equation (i) and (ii) ; mg-B2y =m Gm we = 40g fem Ba’ TG ~ @bohring_bot 19. ‘A very long non- conducting cylindrical shell of length — g (=10m is tree to rotate about i fixod axis. A light oF Inextensitie thread Is. wrapped over non, — conducting yindrcal surface and one’ end P is pulled with constant acceleration of 7. Fis the force applied at P and m isthe ‘mass of cylinder. Then charge on the cylinder will be 5x10K coulomb. [Givenm=25kg.¢= 10m]. Find the value of K? 2 FR—MoTR? o - mRe 4nl F= Re|m + Hoot ] nl E aten—F m+ Hod 4in Iman =5x10* TG ~ @bohring_bot n 2 Consider @ conducting sphere as shown in figure. Radius of sphere = a LUst ~1 gves the four points. for is w [A ?) w |B @ ay fe ®) m jo © 14 © | ne, 3a (U)_[ None of these I lat ~ 1 gives the potential due to al changes then: (A) L>P, +Q, IP, IVP. @) 1>U. MU, MR IVS (©) LP, IP, IP, IV ->P ()1>Q UR, MU, IVP ist gives potential only due to sutace charge (on the surtace ofthe sphere), then: (A) LR, 19S, IR, 1V>Q (@)1>Q UP, MT, VQ (©) LP, HP, MR, IV+Q (IR MIQ MTVU cs Sol. Potential at every point on sphere = 0 {due to surface charges at any point on the sphere = - potential due to point charge q at TG ~ @bohring_bot 1 im: 3. ‘A positively charged particle starts at rest 25cm trom a second positively charged particle which is held stationary throughout the experiment. The first particle is released and accelerates directly ‘always from the second particle. When the first particle has moved 25cm, it has reached a velocity of 10/2 mis. The maximum velocity (in m/s) that the first particie will reach is 10x.x, find x? 13. 0002.00 ch Sol. Using conservation of mechanical energy + m(tov2)° Ix(25em) 2 2x (25cm! ideal spring of spring constant k = 10" Nm*' whose other end is fixed to a Tigid support. The sphere is tied with a thread so that the spring is in its natural length. Another negatively charged sphere is fixed with floor, vertically below the positively charged sphere as shown. If intial separation between the spheres is 50 cm and magnitude of charge on each sphere is q A positively charged sphere of mass m = 5 kg is attached to one end of an k = 100 jC. The maximum elongation of the spring when the thread is burnt is. | (g= 10 mis’) (A) 10m (8) 15cm (C) 5cm (0) 25m Energy is conserved. ‘A.wire having uniform positive charge density 2, is bent in the form of a ring of radius R. Point A as shown in the figure is in the plane of the ring but not on the centre. Two elements of ring of lengths a, and a, sublend very small same angle at point A. They are at distances r, and re from the point A respectively (r. 2?) Then (A) The rato of charges of elements a, and a, is & =". (B) The element ay produces greater magnitude of electric field at A than ae (Ere) (C) i= Ve (D) At point A net electric feld is towards a2. | A,B,¢,D TG ~ @bohring_bot 1" 1, 18. Select the correct statement(s) from the following. The path of a charged particle moving with an initial velocity w {A) paralle! to the uniform electrostatic field isa straight line. (8) perpendicular to the uniform electrostatic field is @ parabola. {C) parallel to the uniform magnetic field is @ helix with its axis parallel to the direction of, (0) perpendicular to the uniform magnetic tied 1s circle in a plane normal to the field. A.B,D Four identical point charges are fixed at the four comers of Q a square of a side length |. Another charged particle of mass m and charge +q is projected towards centre of Q square from a large cistance along the line perpendicularto plane of square. The minimum value of inital velocity Vo A *y required to cross the square is? eg (m= 1 gm, 1= 4y2.m,Q=1 ye, q=0.5 pc) Two point electric poles with dipole moments P, and P2 are separated Psy by a large distance 'r with their dipole axes mutually perpendicular as |. shown. The elect force between the dipces is (where K-= —) a ) se eo Soh © em KPP, s 18 OB So. F=P) TG ~ @bohring_bot 19. Two small bails A and B of positive charge Q each and masses m and 2m Ada, m. respectively are connected by a non conducting light rigid rod of length L. This system is released in a uniform electric field of strength E as shown. Just after the release (assume no other force acts on the system), oe 80,2m (A) 10d has zero angular acceleration. (©) rochas angular aceleraton “OF in aictockwise rection (©) acceleration ot pont Ais 225 towards right (©) acceleration of point Ais SE towards right 19, D Sol. Acceleration of centre of mass of the system, A, 2u3 = q %) -a6($) (ms? cami} U3 18 — oe 3 clockwise )-2 +25 (2) -2E 3m mL m 1. Three concentric charged metalic spherical shells A, B and C have radi a, b and c; charge densiles c, cand o, and potenials Vs, Ve and. Ve respectively, Then which ofthe following relations fs correct? bree (la? +?)/e-+0lo (C)Ve TG ~ @bohring_bot 2 Four identical charges are placed at the four vertices of a square lying in YZ plane. A fith charge is moved along X axis. The variation of potential energy (U) along X axis is correctly represented by (A) i (8) th SV. ZN. x oO * ~ o ~ (c) Gi (0) 0 AG ZN a TF 1, ‘Two point charges qj = + 2uC and qs = ~ 4uC are placed at A and Bae 2 respectively as shown, The distance between qy and qa is 4em » d) vad 2dq ) ary Plieay dq 34q (©) arey ©) ane, | A ‘Two large conducting planes perpendicular to x-axis are placed at (d, 0) and (2d, 0) as shown in the figure. Current per unit width in both the planes is same and current is flowing in the outward direction. The variation of magnetic field as function of x(0 < x < 3d) is best represented by ) 8 (B) © 6 TG ~ @bohring_bot 20. Three concentric charged metalic spherical shells A, 8 and C have radii a, b and ©; charge densities «, ~c and o; and potentials Vs, Vs and Ve respectively. Then Wihich of the following relations is correct? ayy, -2b+2 (@) v, -Kelib)-b tele IG? +b*)/e+ele (a-b+cle (WV. (), =Ve=Ve 2. [| 8B 21 21. 24, 24. Four identical charges are placed at the four vertices of a square lying in YZ plane. A fith charge is moved along X axis. The variation of potential eneray (U) along X axis is correctly represented LN JN, ° © : u aa 7 © u NG 7 - B ‘Two long parallel straight conductors carry currents is and ip (is > ia). When the current are in the same direction, the magnetic field at a point midway between the wires is 20 iT. i the direction of ipis reversed, the field becomes 50 nT. the ratio of the currents ifs is (a) 52 (8) 7/3 (cy als (0) 5/3 TG ~ @bohring_bot There are two concentric spherical shells with inner shell having a positive charge q and outer shell having a charge u= aE aR YoY m —4e5 TG ~ @bohring_bot In the given circuit two conducting parallel wires are connected by a connector PQ of resistance R. The end of the wires are connected by a capacitor of capacitance C. ‘There is a uniform magnetic field & In the entire region Girected into the plane of the paper. The connector is given an initial velocity v with the capacitor initially uncharged, simultaneously @ variable force F(t) is applied to maintain the velocity v constant. The magnitude of force F varies with time as a F ®) F © e (0) F TG ~ @bohring_bot Two point charges +q and —q are fixed on diametrically opposite point on the uniform ring, such that —g is at bottom and is in contact with @ perfect insulator incline plane. Total mass is equal tom. It remains in equilibrium on the rough inclined plane in the presence of Uniform vertical electric field. Then (A) The value of friction force is mg sin @ (8) The value of friction force is less than mg sin (C) The value of electric field is 5 4 (0) The value of electri field is 818 2q AC fmgsin0 and PE siné=mgsin9.R q2 REsinO=mgsindR Quarter non-conducting disc of radius 4R having uniform surface ¥ charge density ois placed in xz-plane then which of the following is the correct: (A) tec potenal at (0,28 is ee bg oR (8) Electric potential at (0,0,0) is <~ ® 5 (C) Electric field at (0, 3E, 0) is symmetric with x and z axis (D) Electric field intensity at (-4R, 0, -4R) is equally inclined with x and z axis 4, ABCD Kindo op Sol (A) vf 2 a D YP +GRY 48 , KE rdro TG ~ @bohring_bot A positive charge q is placed inside a neutral hollow conducting sphere of radius R, as shown in figure. Whole system is placed in uniform external vertical electic field pointing downward (line PCQ is also vertical) then select the correct statement(s) about electric field at point P. Point P isa point ofthe material inside the conductor. (A) Electric field due to outer surface of sphere at point P is zero (B) Magnitude of electric field due to inner surface of sphere at point P is g/976,R° (©) Magnitude of electric field at point P, due to hollow sphere is less than E (0) Direction of resultant electric field at point P due to charge q and hollow sphere is vertically upward BD field inside it. Net field at P must be vertically upward. External electric field and induced charge on outer surface of the sphere will produce a net zero TG ~ @bohring_bot 14, Figure shows a closed loop of wire that consists of a pair of equal semicircles, of radius R, lying in mutually perpendicular planes. The loop was formed by folding a flat circular loop along a diameter until the two halves became perpendicular to each ‘other. A uniform magnetic field of magnitude B is directed perpendicular to the fold diameter and makes equal angles (of 45") with the planes of the semicircles, initially (t= 0). The loop is rotated at a constant angular velocity w about the fold diameter. This induces an emf, which causes a current to flow in the wire. The resistance per unit length of the wire is 2. The ‘magnetic moment of the loop is «(i 2an) 2a] Bio ®) ( cosa] Biko © ( Reo ‘) Biko, © ( nn sit) D The flux of the magnetic field through the loop when it has rotated through 0 = at, is o a (2cos 45*coswt) do _ Baro EMF =-22 - BAR Sint a 2 Current, i= =F 2a Magnetic moment = current x area (eee | = shat} TG ~ @bohring_bot Figure shows a annular disc of outer radius R inner radius r, and uniform surface charge density. Total charge is q. The kq potent atthe cones 88 (= 1) where te ab) Rer ir] A > 2 R-r Fr (C) Ree (D) R-r A o.2nxdx Vek] S— =k.o2n(R-r) xer TG ~ @bohring_bot The initial charge on each 2u1F capacitor is 6 wC, in the steady state. A dielectric slab of dielectric constant K = 4 is inserted slowly between the plates of the lower capacitor at a constant velocity so that its capacitance changes at a constant rate of 2uF/s. The Current through the circuit, when the ratio of the voltages on the capacitors is 1: 2, is (1A (©) 3A (3a 3 4 Su D c,c' = E, where E = 6V 9-4 gq__Co_pdC’ _C,C' dC’ dt C,+C’ dt (c,+cy dt (So) pee “(C,+C') dt Where C, = 2uF, = =2uF/s. The value of C’ can be found to be 4 yF at the given instant. TG ~ @bohring_bot Paragraph for Question Nos. 9 and 10 Consider a spherical charge distribution of volume charge density » c/m? 9. Potential difference between A & B 2p 2 3c" Dy of 10. Potential difference between C & D (Ayo oy D Bay 4e, r Vas = Ex A Vep = Er cos 90° eo oe ee (D) none of the above TG ~ @bohring_bot A uniform electric field E is present horizontally along the paper throughout region but uniform magnetic field By is present horizontally (perpendicular to plane of paper in inward direction) right to the line AB as shown. A charge particle having charge q and mass mis projected vertically upward and crosses the line AB after time to. The speed of projection if particle moves after ty with constant velocity. (given gE = mg) is nt,. Find the value of ‘n’. (« 9.8 mis*) 15. 0019.60 Sol. When crosses AB vB, cos0=mg v1 qvB, sind = gE tang = 9 4 : mg oma along horizontal vcos 0 = £,, u-gl, =vsind (ote, = u-(arE}y 2gt0 22. In the figure shown there is non- conducting ise of mass M = 2kg ‘and radius R = 4 m. On its upper & lower part of circumference ++ and -Q charge are uniformly attached such that lier charge dint 2th cn ey ne hua tla passing through O. There is a uniform electic field E in the vertical diction such that QE= mg. # the disc Is rotated by a ‘small angle it performs SM. iis tme period is given by ) 8QE 2x ese = 08 Ver =F 22. T= 2n + Penis3 TG ~ @bohring_bot ‘A disc having uniform surtace charge density in upper part +p and ~pin lower — half placed on rough horizontal surface as shown in figure. A uniform electic field's set up as shown if mass of disc is M and its radius is R'as well sufficient {tiction is present to prevent slipping. The acceleration of disc is wy SE @ 08 a, 7 om, oF ‘ onR® 15. Dipole moment ( 248) oF 2 a= For pure rolling 8 oER® 9M TG ~ @bohring_bot 17. From a sphere of electrical conductivity K two planes cut a piece such ‘that frst plane passes through the centre of sphere and second parallel to frst one at distance R/2 from centre then resistance between A and 8 we o% © (None wk 1 «x 7m joe See) 17 ox 1 Bele) BR) ox yi p 1__ox pat Kx) TG ~ @bohring_bot 13. Electric potential at the centre of a cube having uniform volumetric charge density 'p' and side ‘a’ is given by Vo. Then, electric potential at the tip of a square pyramid having same volumetric ccharge density (p), of base area 4a" and height ‘ais: No w X Me ® ¢ 2p o (0) can'tbe determined é 2 ye = potential at the centre of a cube of side ‘a’ 2 kp 48” - 4V, = potential at the centre of a cube of side ‘2a’ % ‘Six such pyramids make a cube Potential at the tip of pyramid = = * TG ~ @bohring_bot In the given electric field E =| (d~x)i+Eoi] NIC a hypothetical closed surface is taken as shown in figure. The total charge enclosed within the closed surface is Keo. Then find the value of k(a = 2m, b= 3m and ¢ = 2m) 6 Ea(d+x)i+Eoi Net flux due to E,=0 Flux through left most surface is — ve and acceleration Flux through inclined surface J(d+¢c0s8 )edésine = desing. ed cab teas Net = 252. 2 ‘A non-conducting solid sphere has a charge density given by pp", where py, n are constant and ‘ris the distance from the centre of sphere. if the magnitude of electric field at half of the radius is q times that of the surface of non-conductor then find the value of n. TG ~ @bohring_bot 15 00003.00 R qo = Jedv = [por 4nr2dr oO R/2 q= Jody = J pot".4nr2dr 0 ki k “Go _ 46, <9 R R 2 So n=3 ed eee ‘i deste delay Sead a ue pad oarg'ey Wasps poe respectively as shown in the figure. Then the nature of the electric Ines of forces in x-z plane is best represented by ®) «© TG ~ @bohring_bot (0) 6 oC Sol, The electric field intensity due to each uniformly charged infinite plane is uniform. The electric field intensity at point A, B, C and D due to plane 1, plane 2 and both planes are given by Es, E2 ‘and E as shown in the figure-A. Hence the electric lines of forces are as given in figure -B. Figure (4) Figure (8) Alternate: electric lines of forces originate from positively charged plane and terminate at negatively charged plane. Hence, the correct representation of ELOF is as shown in figure -B. TG ~ @bohring_bot 16. ee oe). where po is constant, Ry is the radius of sphere and ‘r is the distance from the centre of sphere. The graph between potential and distance from the centre of sphere is best represented by ) @) ©) (0) B V, (outside v Pp a © os T=Ro oF v P : ; [Te , fi ka : For E;, use gauss law PQ curve is parabolic, QR curve is parabolic RS curve is rectangular hyperbola PQ cue is cubic ‘QR curve is cubic RS curve is rectangular hyperbola PQ cuneis cubic QR curve is rectangular hyperbola PQ curve is parabola QR curve is rectangular hyperbola TG ~ @bohring_bot 2 E, (Sa €\3 4R, Vi r Now, f dV, = [ E,-dr vy, rR Vp = —l2—(? + 2R® - 27°R) 12Roey TG ~ @bohring_bot ‘A particle of mass m and charge q moving in gravity -v# free space with velocity vo parallel to x-axis enters a lE region of uniform electric field -E] at point C. At the ce moment particle collides elastically with a smooth qa surface at D the electric field E is switched off and a magnetic field B =-B,k is switched on. If the particle TTI hit the surface at point O after rebounding from point D,, —— then Bo is equal to fame fa me By) 2jme " qd mE © loa 1 [mE ©) shor B When the particle strike at D v, = pe _ [aes mia Ve my d=2rsino = 2 r sin d= 2 = B-2/™= ad ee TG ~ @bohring_bot

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