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Coulomb’s law

Where the constant ε0 (lower case Greek epsilon) is


known as the permittivity of free space and has the value
8.8542 ⨉ 10-12 N-m2/C2
+→ ← -

Coulomb’s law

+ oh , + 92
É →
←• - - - - - - - - -

F -1<9192
T
Where the constant ε0 (lower case Greek epsilon) is

K= 9×109 known as the permittivity of free space and has the value
8.8542 ⨉ 10-12 N-m2/C2
Coulomb’s law

19¥
F--
.

k=É;÷ Where the constant ε0 (lower case Greek epsilon) is

k="I
known as the permittivity of free space and has the value
8.8542 ⨉ 10-12 N-m2/C2
Coulomb’s law

FI
F
a÷ k= 9192

N M2 = K

T Where the constant ε0 (lower case Greek epsilon) is


known as the permittivity of free space and has the value
8.8542 ⨉ 10-12 N-m2/C2
→ Coulomb's law

→ charge


I

→ flux Gauss 's

→ potential
→ dipole .
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e : -

Wi V2
←o - - - - - - - - - - -

- →

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÷
_


*
line
Along the joining
→ Equal and opposite
Fi oh , EzFZ
←@ - -
- - -
-⑧→
1^-2--1<9191
,=K9192_
F
y
2

22

F1=
É÷ .É¥
← 8

F, Fz

F, : Fz

A) I :S

B) 5 : I

D) I 12
Example

In both the cases spheres are separated by equal distance


compare the force in 2 cases

+ +

+ -
a

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a a
"
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\
a

diagonal Half af
diagonal
QI a

a Fnet on

a "¥☒!F a
centre charge

q•ÉF •q
f- = Koi

✓ a

Kaatz
Fn⊕ =

2kaʰ÷
IF 7 F

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,

=
beth Centre and
If Force
1--9 . -
%
p

q¥2F
"
M
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Fnet
¥-=
then find on

the centre charge


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toy -
q

A) 0

B) UF

c) RF
D) 252 F
§¥HF force
F It beth any
nBF two charges is F

e
Fo
eFF then
on
find
the
Fret
top charge

A) 2F

B) BF
160° % IF
c)
+4 e
;y ✓ D) BF
É→F
a. A) BF
B) IF

F

e
l
D) 3 F

y e
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F
Example

Find the net force on 2C charge placed in the


figure?
2c -2c

2m

-2c 4c
Fs F
Fs
%g=
"

k2 K
=
,
2c ←• -2c


=

Em 2m

Fz=k
-2c 4c
am

k@%÷r
Fs =

k✗¥
=

= K

2c -2c

±k✗
2m

§ rzk
-2c 4c

*
V2 K -
K

Fnet=K(k-
2c -2c

2m

-2c 4c
Example Three charges each of + 1μC are placed at the corners of an equilateral
triangle. If the force between any two charges be F, then the net force on either
charge will be
A. √2 F
B. F√3
C. 2F
D. 3F

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Answer : B

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F = KEI

2
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Fn


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of ' ¥
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or
-
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¥ go
,

1o÷qa2

1- I
0
Of
La ?
=

HIT Eo Ya
=
¥7 ←
1<=1
41T Eo

Eo → permittivity of free space

Eo =
8.85×10-12
µC÷
,
Charged pendulum case
Charged pendulum case
Concept

Coulomb’s Law in Vector Form


Coulomb’s Law in Vector Form
Example

Find electric force on -2C due to 4C?

P
Q
Example

Find electric force on -2C due to 4C?


Example

Find electric force on -2C due to 4C?


Role of medium/ Dielectric constant

Role of Medium/Dielectric Constant


Vacuum
(A)

Water (Ocean)
(B)
Example

When air is replaced by a dielectric medium of


force constant K, the maximum force of
attraction between two charges, separated by
a distance
A. decreases K-times
B. increases K-times
C. remains unchanged
D. becomes 1/K2
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