Name two basic properties of electric charge.

There are very two basic properties of electric charge. They are: 1. Conservative nature of charge Electric charge of a particle is conservative in nature. It means that the charge can neither be created nor be destroyed 2. Quantization of charge The charge of a system is a fixed quantity. Technically, the charge is a quantized quantity. The net charge of a system can be expressed as the integral multiples of the basic unit of charge

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Physics Class 12>Chapter 1 - Electrostatics>MODEL QUESTIONS>Q 4

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Find the coulomb force between two protons in a nucleus if the average distance between two protons in a nucleus is $6$ fermi.

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Physics Class 12>Chapter 1 - Electrostatics>MODEL QUESTIONS>Q 5

Two charged particles are a distance

1 m m

apart. Find the minimum coulomb force between them.

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Physics Class 12>Chapter 1 - Electrostatics>MODEL QUESTIONS>Q 6

Glass ball is rubbed with ebonite ball and kept at a separation of

1 c m

. If the force of attraction between them is

10 N

find charge on each ball.

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Physics Class 12>Chapter 1 - Electrostatics>MODEL QUESTIONS>Q 7

Find the ratio of electric and gravitational forces between two protons when they are kept at a distance apart.

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Physics Class 12>Chapter 1 - Electrostatics>MODEL QUESTIONS>Q 8

Three equal charges each of

1 μ C

are placed at the three corners of an equilateral triangle of sides

3 c m

each. Find the force experienced by each charge due to the other two charges.

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Physics Class 12>Chapter 1 - Electrostatics>MODEL QUESTIONS>Q 9

Four equal charges

2 μ C

each are placed at the four corners of a square of each side

5 c m

. Find the force experienced by each charge due to the other three charges.

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Physics Class 12>Chapter 1 - Electrostatics>MODEL QUESTIONS>Q 10

An infinite number of identically charged bodies are kept along the

x

axis at points

x = 1 m, 2 m, 4 m, 8 m, 16 m

and so on. All other charges repel the charge at the origin with a force of

1.2 N

. Find magnitude of each charge.

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Physics Class 12>Chapter 1 - Electrostatics>MODEL QUESTIONS>Q 11

Four charges each equal to Q are placed at the four corners of a square and a charge q is placed at the centre of the square. If the system is in equilibrium, the value of q is :

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Physics Class 12>Chapter 1 - Electrostatics>MODEL QUESTIONS>Q 12

Two insulated charged metallic spheres $A & B$ have their centres separated by a distance of $50 c m$ in air.

(a) calculate the force of repulsion between them if the charge.on each is $+ 5.0 \times 10^{- 8} C$ .