10. Column-I Column-II (A) P. (P) Electric potential at all points on z-axis is zero Two identical dipoles placed on x-axis at same distance from origin O (Q) Electric field at any point with z > R is directed along +z-axis (В) +. X. Uniformly charged hemispherical (R) Electric field at origin is zero. shells of radius R y (C) (S) Electric field at any point with z < 0 is X directed along negative z-axis. Ring of radius R having equal and opposite charge uniformly distributed on each half.

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10.
Column-I
Column-II
(A)
P.
(P)
Electric potential at all points on z-axis is zero
Two identical dipoles placed on x-axis
at same distance from origin O
(Q) Electric field at any point with z > R
is directed along +z-axis
(В)
+.
X.
Uniformly charged hemispherical
(R)
Electric field at origin is zero.
shells of radius R
y
(C)
(S)
Electric field at any point with z < 0 is
X
directed along negative z-axis.
Ring of radius R having equal and
opposite charge uniformly distributed
on each half.
Transcribed Image Text:10. Column-I Column-II (A) P. (P) Electric potential at all points on z-axis is zero Two identical dipoles placed on x-axis at same distance from origin O (Q) Electric field at any point with z > R is directed along +z-axis (В) +. X. Uniformly charged hemispherical (R) Electric field at origin is zero. shells of radius R y (C) (S) Electric field at any point with z < 0 is X directed along negative z-axis. Ring of radius R having equal and opposite charge uniformly distributed on each half.
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