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JEE Main Physics Class 12 Electric Charges and Fields Questions
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Question : 67
Total: 108
Charges
−
q
and
+
q
located at
A
and
B
,
respectively constitute an electric dipole. Distance
A
B
=
2
a
,
O
is the mid point of the dipole and OP is perpendicular to
A
B
. A charge
Q
is placed at
P
where
O
P
=
y
and
y
>
>
2
a
. The charge
Q
experiences an electrostatic force
F
. If
Q
is now moved along the equatorial line to
P
′
such that
O
P
′
=
(
y
3
)
,
the force on
Q
will be close to:
(
y
3
>
>
2
a
)
[10 Jan 2019, II]
3
F
F
3
9
F
27
F
Validate
Solution:
Electric field of equitorial plane of dipole
=
−
K
→
P
r
3
∴
At point
P
,
=
+
K
P
y
3
Q
At Point
P
1
,
F
1
=
+
K
P
Q
(
y
∕
3
)
3
=
27
F
.
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