1. The linear charge density of an infinite line charge is 0.3 10 .m C --16 x Assuming that the electric potential at a perpendicular distance of 5.0 m from the wire is zero, calculate the potential at the perpendicular distance of 6.0 m.

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1. The linear charge density of an infinite line charge is 0.3 10 .m C --16 x Assuming
that the electric potential at a perpendicular distance of 5.0 m from the wire is zero,
calculate the potential at the perpendicular distance of 6.0 m.
2. The radius and surface charge density of a uniformly charged spherical shell are
20 cm and ,m C0.3–2 µ respectively. Calculate the electric potential at a distance
(a) 40 cm and (b) 15 cm from the center of the shell.
3. An isolated solid sphere of aluminum having radius 7.0 cm is at a potential of 500
V. Calculate the number of electrons which have been removed from the sphere
to raise it to this potential.
Transcribed Image Text:1. The linear charge density of an infinite line charge is 0.3 10 .m C --16 x Assuming that the electric potential at a perpendicular distance of 5.0 m from the wire is zero, calculate the potential at the perpendicular distance of 6.0 m. 2. The radius and surface charge density of a uniformly charged spherical shell are 20 cm and ,m C0.3–2 µ respectively. Calculate the electric potential at a distance (a) 40 cm and (b) 15 cm from the center of the shell. 3. An isolated solid sphere of aluminum having radius 7.0 cm is at a potential of 500 V. Calculate the number of electrons which have been removed from the sphere to raise it to this potential.
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