A capacitor is constructed from two concentric spheres, the inner sphere of radius a being charged positively and the outer sphere of radius b as shown : Edit + + Let E1 = Electric field due to charges on inner sphere alone, = Electric field due to outer sphere alone, E2 = Electric field due to combination of all charges. E3 Then which of the following graphs is/are correct? (here r = distance from centre & radially outwards direction is considered positive) a b a a b Fig(i) Fig(ii) Fig(ii)

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A capacitor is constructed from two concentric spheres, the inner sphere of radius a being charged
positively and the outer sphere of radius b as shown :
Edit
+
+
Let E1 = Electric field due to charges on inner sphere alone,
E2 = Electric field due to outer sphere alone,
E3 = Electric field due to combination of all charges.
Then which of the following graphs is/are correct? (here r = distance from centre & radially outwards
direction is considered positive)
a
a b r
b r
r
a
Fig(i)
Fig(i)
Fig(i)
3,
Transcribed Image Text:A capacitor is constructed from two concentric spheres, the inner sphere of radius a being charged positively and the outer sphere of radius b as shown : Edit + + Let E1 = Electric field due to charges on inner sphere alone, E2 = Electric field due to outer sphere alone, E3 = Electric field due to combination of all charges. Then which of the following graphs is/are correct? (here r = distance from centre & radially outwards direction is considered positive) a a b r b r r a Fig(i) Fig(i) Fig(i) 3,
Options
(a) - Fig (i) only
(b) - Fig (ii) only
(c) - Fig (i) and (iii) only
(d) - (ii) only
Transcribed Image Text:Options (a) - Fig (i) only (b) - Fig (ii) only (c) - Fig (i) and (iii) only (d) - (ii) only
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