Pawan J.
asked 08/23/19A clock has charges on it’s circumference as shown in the figure. A charge of 1 coulomb is taken at the centre and radius is R. The net force on the charge having 1 coulomb has to be found out
A clock has charges on it’s circumference as shown in the figure. A charge of 1 coulomb is taken at the centre and radius is R. The net force on the charge having 1 coulomb has to be found out
1 Expert Answer
Liev B. answered 08/28/19
Physics Grad Student | 8+ Years Teaching and Tutoring Physics and Calc
If there is a uniform charge on the outside of this clock, and the clock is a circle, then the net force on the charge in the direct center of this circle is zero because there are equal forces on every side of the charge.
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