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Electric Fields: Supporting a 4kg Chicken
Plz can anybody help me with this one- Lalitha
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Electric Fields: Supporting a 4kg Chicken
The plates are connected to a battery and then the connection is removed so the two plates are left charged and isolated. If a dielectric material such as a sheet of glass is inserted between the plates: a. no work is done and the energy stored stays constant. b. work is done, increasing the...- Lalitha
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Electric Fields: Supporting a 4kg Chicken
Ok thanks a lot for that sir .I got it now .- Lalitha
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Electric Fields: Supporting a 4kg Chicken
Hello Sir Plz let me know am i correct or going wrong there mean as fg=mg=4*10=40 and Fe=-Fg=-40N- Lalitha
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Electric Fields: Supporting a 4kg Chicken
Sir here as we consider the force of gravity so it need to be +40N NA SIR as we have given that m=4kg, and f=mg =4*10=40, and Fe=-Fg=-40. Is that not right Sir ?- Lalitha
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Electric Fields: Supporting a 4kg Chicken
as we are said that the electric force is equal to mass but in oppostie direction then the force that makes the body stantionary in an electric field is F=-mg=-4*10 (g=9.8m/sec^2=10 app), And as E=3*10^6 and using the realtion that F=qE we get q=F/E=-4*10/(3*10^6)=-1.3*10^-5- Lalitha
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Electric Fields: Supporting a 4kg Chicken
thanks a lot sir i got that.I am very Thankful for your help .- Lalitha
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Electric Fields: Supporting a 4kg Chicken
Hello Sir , i am new to the site and so is not familar of that but i have question and i found u online so wish u to help me with that. Electric forces are used to accelerate small particles (like ink particles in a printers) but consider electrostatic action on macroscopic objects .Suppose...- Lalitha
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