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    Material downloaded from http://myCBSEguide.com and http://onlineteachers.co.in 

    Portal for CBSE Notes, Test Papers, Sample Papers, Tips and Tricks

    01: ,

    .

    02: . & .

      .

    03:  +  

    ( ) ( )K q K q

    r r 

    − +

    +  

    04:  o A

    ∈ 

    8 × 8 10 12

    128 10o AC 

    ∴ = ×  

    /2 6

    12

    ''

    ' 8 10 2 6'

    o

    o

     AC C K 

     AC C K 

    ⇒   = ×

    = × = × × ×  

    05:

    ∴ 1 + 2 

    1 11

    1 2 1 22

     / 2

    2

     / 2 

    2 2 2 2

    o o

    o o o o

    K A K AC 

    d d 

    K A K A K A K AC C 

    d d d d  

    ∈ ∈= =

    ∈ ∈ ∈ ∈= =   ⇒   = +

     

    C’ = 96 × 10-12

     pF

    1 2( )2

    o   AC K K d 

    = +  

    A   B

    D   C

    o

    +10 cσ 

    P

    A   B

    r   r

    p

    a   a

    -q + qv

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    Ans 06: Suppose a capacitor is connected to a battery and it supplies small amount of change dq

    at constant potential V, then small amount of work done by the battery is given by

    dw = Vdq

    ⇒ dw = q/cdq (Since q = CV)Total work done where capacitor is fully changed to q.2 2 2

    0

    1 /

    2 2

    q q

    o

    q C V dw W q c dq W qdq W  

    C C C = =   ⇒   =   ⇒   = =∫ ∫ ∫  

    This work done is stored in the capacitor in the form of electrostatic potential energy.

    ⇒  

    Ans 07: Gauss’s Theorem states that electric flux through a closed surface enclosing a charge q

    in vacuum is 1/  o∈ times the magnitude of the charge enclosed

    Is

    σ  /2.

    1, 2, & 3 

    According to Gauss’s theorem / ...........(1)o

    o

    S q

      σ φ   = ∈ =

     

    We know . E dsφ   = ∫  For the given surface

    1 2 3

    . . .S S S 

     E ds E ds E dsqφ   = + +∫ ∫ ∫

     

    1 3

    . cos cosS S 

     E ds o Eds oφ    • •⇒   = + +∫ ∫  

    2

    290 .o

    S  forS E ds oθ 

    = ∴ = ∫

     

    ∵  

    1 2

    .2 .........(2)

    S S 

    S S 

    o o

     E ds E ds

     E ds ds

     E S 

    φ 

    φ 

    φ 

    = +

    = +

    =

    ∫ ∫

    ∫ ∫  

    Combined eq. (1) & (2)

    E.2S =o

    S σ 

     

    W = ½ CV2 

    W = U =1

    2

     CV2 

     / oqφ   = ∈  

    E =2

    o

    σ 

     

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    Ans 08: (a) Dielectric constant is defined as the ratio of capacitance of a capacitor when the

    dielectric is filled in between the plates to the capacitance of a capacitor when these

    is vaccuum in between the plates

    In K =Capacitance of a capcitor when dielectric is in between the plates

    Capacitance of a capcitor with vaccuum in between the plates.

    Cm

    Co 

    Capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor with dielectric depends on the following

    factors omKA

    C d 

    ∈=  

    (1) Area of the plates

    (2) Distance between the plates

    (3) Dielectric constant of the dielectric between the plates

    (b) Let the capacitance of each capacitor be C

    Cp = C + C = 2C

    CS =2

    C C C 

    C C 

    ×=

    +

     

    Let Vp and VS be the values of potential difference

    This2 2 21 1

    22 2

    Up CpVp C Vp CVp= = × × =  

    22 21 1

    2 2 2 4

    C CVsUs CsVs Vs= = × × =  

    But UP = US (given)

    22

    2

    2

    4

    1/ 4

    CVsCVs

    VpVs

    =

    =   ⇒

     

    Vp : Vs = 1 : 2