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Concept Builders
1 Is there any kind of material which when placed
between the plates ofa capacitor reduces its
capacitance?
2 A solid conducting sphere can hold mare charge than
a hollow sphere of same radius. (1/F]
3 At the centre of the line joining two equal and similar
charges #0, =0.(/F]
4 The potential difference on the capacitor plates remains
constant when battery remains connected 2ct0ss it
even atter the introduction ofa dielectric slab. (1/F]
5 The electric potential of a point charge is.
(spherically/eylindrical) symmetric while that of an
electnc dipole is... sphericaly/eyindically) symmetric.
6 In series combination, the equivalent capacitance is
(smallerAarger) than the smallest inlvidual
capactance.
7 The electrostatic potential at a point can be zero where
electric field is not zero. (T/F]
'8 With rise in temperature dielectric constant of liquid
increases. [1/F]
9 Due to polarisation ofa dielectric slab, the value of
electric Feld. (reduce/increase)
10 Electric potential at any equatorial point of an electric
Gipole is... (one/zero)
11 The dielectric constant of a perfect insulator is infinite
mA
Topical Questions
Electrostatic Potential
1 Work done by external forces in moving a chargeq
from R to P as shown in figure is CERT Pe, a6
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12. Charge always resides on the surface of the
(conductor/ non-conductor)
13 Two plates of unequal area... (can / cannot) forrn a
capacitor.
14 Total energy stored in any setup of capacitors is sun of
the energies stored in individual capacitors whatever be
the mode of combination, (1/F]
15 If plates of a parallel plate capacitor (inital separation d)
is moved away with some velocity then the rate of
‘change of capacitance with time is proportional
1
to. (17
qe
16 Force of attraction between the plates of a parallel plate
capacitor is... (independent/dependent) of
separation between the plates
417 The potential energy ofa dipole when its dipole moment
pis parallel tothe external field E 5... (+ p&/-pE)
18 We can give as much charge to a capacitor as we wish
A
419 When a dielectric is placed between the plates of a
parallel plate capacitor, then i's capacitance .
(increases/decreases) but potential difference
(increases / decreases).
20 In the cavity ofa hollow charged conductor, electric
field is... (2er0/non-zero) while electric potential is
(2ero/non-zer0).
2 Apoint charge (+ q) is taken along pd
two diferent paths say AME (path 1) \
find ACB (path 2) such that A andy
leon the cicleand vg (another
shown in the figure), so the work done %
Along pth ACB and path AM are
related 3s cent. as
(2) Waa > Wace
(0) Maca = Wasa
(0) Wace > Wane
(4) None of these3 [Link] electric field E exists between two charged
plates. What would be the work done in moving a
charge q along the closed path ABCDA?—ictRt Pp. 46
@ fea -fea
(© 2e0 (@) None of these
41700 of work as to be done in moving an eectic
charge of 4C from a place, where potentials 10 V to
another place where potential is V volt, find the value of
v. CERT Pg 47
@sv @ Ov |v wv
5 fais the work done in bringing an infiitesima small
test charge d from infinity toa point P then potential
at point Pi cen 47
Pa
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6 Ina region, electrostatic potential varies along X-axis
according to the equation V =(4x°)V, where x isin
metre. The magnitude of electric field at x = 4 mis
INCERT Pe. 47
()24V/m (EVI —()12V/m_— (4) 22V/m
7 What is the work done in moving a2 wC point charge
from comer A to comer B of a square ABCD in figure,
when a 10 uC charge exists at the centre of the square?
7 a NCERT PE, 47
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woe
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(@zeo 0) 5) 2) 20)
Potential due to a Point Charge
§ In the given figure, total work done W by the external
force from r’ = tor’ =ris CERT Pg. 48
Q Q 20,
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@- OR Oy Oder
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9 As per this diagram, a point charge + qs placed at the
origin O. Work done in taking another point charge ~
from the point A (coordinate (0, )] to another point B
[coordinate (o,0)] along the straight path AB is
CERT Pg. 48
@) 2210
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naga sles
Os 115 225 3 05 4 45
Which of the given curves represent € versus r or V
versus r?
(@) IE versus rll V versus r
(b) 1 V versus 1 I> E versus r
(9) Both represent E versus r
(d) Both represent V versus r
Potential due to an Electric Dipole
11 The variation of electric potential of an electric dipole
with distance ris
NCERT Pg. 50
1
(Vex
vet
var
vet
vel
12 The potential in the equatorial plane of a dipole of a
dipole moment pis, INCERT Pg, 50
(a) infinite
(0) maximum
()zer0
(2) equal topChapter 02 Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
13 In the figure given below, 0 is the centre of line
joining AB. Two charges of opposite nature and same
magnitude are placed at points A and 8, respectively
NCERT PB. 51
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ale a2 2a
Potential due to System of Charges
14 Two charges 3x 10° Cand -2 10°* Clocated 15 cm
apart. At what point on the line joining the two charges,
the electric potential is zero? NCERT Pe. 51
(a) Sem (b) 42cm) Wem (4) 20em
15 A charge 2Qis placed at each corner of a cube of side
a. The potential atthe centre ofthe cube is CERT 51
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og on
416 Am infinite number of charges each equal to Q are
placed along the X-axis at x =1,2, 4,8... The potential
atthe point x =[Link] to this set of charges is
INCERT Pg. 51
2. 29 39 Q
Or te ae Oy
17 Four charges +3nC.—IuC, + SC and -7HC are arranged
on the circumference of a circle of radius 05 m, The
potential at the centre is NCERT Pe 5
(2) 2010 (0) 1B10V
(6) 18 «108 V @)288 «10? V
18 Four point charges + g, + q, 4 and 9 ae placed,
respectively at comers A B, Cand D of a square of side a.
The electric potential at centre O of square is NCERT Ps. 51
@ 12 ei 20)
Zee Zee
of (2210
Gas a
19 A metalic sphere of radius Ris charged to a potential V.
The magnitude of electric field at a distance r (r>R)
from the centre ofthe sphere is NCERT Pe. 51
v ve ve
Os Oe OF — wze0
20 The electrostatic potential of a uniformly charged thin
spherical shel of charge Q and radius Rat a distance r
from the centee is CERT P52
for inside points of
Q
(a) <2 for outside points ani
(2) Fpy fF Osi points and
the shell
2 tor both points inside and outside the shel
ag
Ec
Fnaye
(6) zer0 for both points inside and outside the shell
21 Ahollow metal sphere of radius 10 cm is charged such
thatthe potential on its surface becomes 80 V. The
©)
(6) 2er0 for points outside and 2 for points inside the shel
potential atthe centre of the sphere is NCERT P52
(@) BV (b) 800
(o8v (@) zero
22 Three concentric metal shells 4, and C of respective
radia, band c (a r) such that the surface
charge densities are equal. Find the potential at the
‘common centre, NCERT Pe. 52
Q +R)
ey Amey (Re?
QR? +n?
Ameg(r+ R)
Urs)
Frag Fh
(@ None ofthe above
©
aPZ
26 A solid conducting sphere having a charge Qis
surrounded by an uncharged concentric conducting
hollow spherical shell Let the potential difference
between the surface of the solid sphere and that of the
outer surface of the hollow shell be. If the shell is now
given a charge of ~ 30 the new potential difference
between the two same surfaces is
fav (by av
ow ow
Equipotential Surfaces
27 Choose the incorrect statement. Equipotential surfaces
NCERT Pe. 54
(2) are closer in regions of larger electric fields compared
to regions of lower electric field.
(©) will be mote crowded near sharp edges of a
conductor.
(© will be more crowded near regions of larger charge
densities
(@) will always be equally spaced.
28 For a uniform electric field, along the X-ays, the
equipotental surfaces are plane
(2) perpendicular to Z-ans
(0) parallel to the ¥Z-plane
(©) perpendicular to ¥Z-plane
(@) perpendicular to Y-axis
29 Three equipotential surfaces are shown in the figure
toy
Which of the following option correctly represents the
corresponding field lines?
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tov ey ev
“Lo? (@) None of these
oa
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CERT Pg. 52
NCERT Ps. 54
NCERT Pg. 55
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30 The figure given below shows various equipotential
surfaces. CERT Pa. 55
What isthe direction of electric field E at P and R?
(@) AtP, isto the left and at R, is upward
(0) AtP, Eis to the right and at 8, €is downward
(©) ALP, Bis to downward and at R, Eis to the left
(@) AtP, Eis to upward and at R, Eis to the right
31 The electric potential at a certain distance from a point
charge is 600 V and the electric field is 200NC~. The
distance of the point charge (in m) is NCERT PE. 55
we (o) 3
@1 @o
32 Uniform electric field of magnitude 100 v/m in space is,
directed parallel to the line y =3 + x. Find the potential
difference between points A (3, 1) and B (1, 3).NCERT Pe. 55,
(@100V (b200v2 v
(o200v (a) Zero
33 The electric potential Vis given as a function of distance.
x (metre) byV = (5x? ~10x ~9)V.
‘The value of electric field at x =1m is INCERT Ps. 55
(@)20V/m evi
fonwm (@zer0
34 Figure shows a set of equipotential surfaces, The
‘magnitude and direction of electric field that exists in
the region is NCERTPE. 55
(2) 102 v/mm at 45° with-X-ais,
(b) 1098 vim at ~ 45° with X-axis
(€) 52 V/m at 45° with X-axis.
(@)SV2 Vim at ~ 45° with X-axis.Chapter 02 Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
25 The electric potential figure shows the variation of
electric field intensity E versus distance x. What is the
potential difference between the points at x =2m and at
x=6m from OF NCERT Pg. 55
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5
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(@30v sOv, HOV. (a) OV
Potential Energy of a System of Charges
36 The total potential eneray of a system of three charges
41,92 and 9; located at r, 9 and respectively is
NCERT Pe. 56
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Arty \ he fa
37 Three charges Q, + and +9 are placed atthe vertices of
2 right angle isosceles triangle as shown below. The net
electrostatic energy of the configuration is zero, ifthe
value of is NER Pe 36
@
“dl 10
: 1s fia
(@) -2¢ (b) ne (+g @) Bri
38 Two charges of equal magnitude q are placed in air at a
distance 2a apart and third charge ~2g's placed at
‘mid-point. The potential eneray of the system
NCERT Pe. 56
39 Three point charges + q~2q and ~29 are placed at the
vertices of an equilateral triangle of side a. The work done
by some external force to increase their separation to 2a
will be NCERT Ps, 56
@) 2a 1g
© tae © gaa
1" 84
Ree @ zr0
40 Two chargesq, and q, are placed 30 cm apart, as shown
in the figure. A third charge a is moved along the arc of
a circle of radius 40 em from C to D. The change in the
potential energy of the system is - K, where K is
Aity "NCERT Pr. 56
go
4cm|
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41 The potential difference between a cloud and the earth
is 10° V. Calculate the amount of eneray dissipated
when the charge of 100 C is transferred from the cloud
to the ground due to lightning bolt. CERT Pp. 56
@) zero (b) 10°
(©) 60) @ 07)
‘42 Four charges are arranged at the corners of a square
‘ABCD of sided, as shown in the figure. The work
required to put together this arrangement is NCERT Pe. 57
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fae
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43 In the figure. proton moves a distanced in a uniform
electric field E as shown in the figute. Does the electric
field do a positive or negative wark on the proton?
Does the electric potential energy of the proton
increase or decrease? CERT. 58
(a) Negative, increase
(0) Negative, decrease
(b) Positive, decrease
(@) Positive, increase
44 Suppose a system of two charges as shown below
placed in an external electric field
E =A(/r?) where A=9% 108 C/ m?
What would be the electrostatic energy of the
configuration? INCERT Ps. 59
(eem0.0, [P Bemo,0)
ne
(@ 49) () 493) (@-493) (@) 455
45 A positive charge is moved from low potential point A
toa high potential point B. Then, the electric potential
energy. NCERT Pg. 59
(2) increases
(©) decreases
(@ will remain same
(d) Nothing definite can be predicted
46 An electric field of 1000 v/m is applied to an electric dipole
at angle of 45°. The value of electric dipole moment is
10" * Cm, What isthe potential energy of the electric
dipole? NCERT Pe. 60
(@ -9x 10") (b) ~10 «10° 5
(© 2010") (@) -7 10°75
47 An elect dipole made up of postive and negative
charges each of3 5 uC and placed at a stance 42 em
apartis placed in an electric field of 587x 10° NC"
What willbe the maximum torque which the fld can
exert onthe dipole? Also, obtain the work that must be
done to tum the dipole from0°to 1802, NceRT Pe. 60
(2) 86.289 10° Nm, 1.72107)
(b) 75.26% 107? Nm™, 1.72% 107)
(©) 86.289%107 Nm", 372x107)
(@) 55.26% 107 Nm“, 1.72 10 J
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48 A molecule of a substance has a permanent electric
dipole moment of magnitude 10°7Cm. A mole of this
substance is polarised (at low temperature) by applying
2 strong electrostatic field of magnitude 10° Vm"
‘The direction of the field is suddenly changed from an
‘angle of 60°to 0°. Estimate the heat released from the
stubstance in aligning its dipoles along the new direction
of the field NCERT Pg. 60
@-3) 63) @-6 we
Electrostatics of Conductors
49 Ifa conductor is given an excess of charge, then it
NCERT Pe. 62
(@) resides on its surtace
(©) move toits centie
(6) escape from its surface
(G) distrbutes equally inside it
50 Consider a cavity ina conductor as shown in the figure
below, the electric field and charge density in the cavity
are NCERT Pg. 62
(E>0,0>0 (E0,.0<0
51 Read the following statements regarding to
electrostatics of conductors. Which of the following is
correct? CERT Pg, 62
(0) Insidethe conductor, electrostatic fieldis zero.
(b) Atthe surface ofa charged conductor, electrostatic
field must be parallel tothe surface at every point,
(©) Electrostatic potential continuously varies throughout
the volume of the conductor.
(6) Electrostatic field a the surface ofa charged
conductoriszero.
Dielectrics and Polarisation
52 If dielectric constant and dielectric strength be denoted
by K and X, respectively, then a material suitable for using
itas adielecricin acapacitor musthave NCERT Py as
(@) high K and high X——(&) high K and low x
(@ low Kand righ) low K and low
53 When a dielectric is placed in an electric field, the
electric field inside the dielectric CERT, 65
(2) increases (©) decreases
( constant (@) zero
Re ee Ce ea eS\\ Chapter 02 Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
'54 The dielectric constant of helium at 0°C and
1 atmospheric pressure is 100074. Find the dipole
moment induced in each helium atom, when the gas is
in electric field of intensity 10. Vm" CERT Pe. 66
(@) 24x 10cm (o) 24% 10-%Cm
(© 26«10"Cm (a) 15 «10m,
Capacitors and Capacitance
£ Two capacitors C; and C; are charged to
120V and 200 V, respectively It is found that by
connecting them together, the potential on each one
can be made zero. Then, CERT Pe. 67
(SC, =3¢; (0) 36, =5C
(0)3C, +5C; «0 (OC, = 4,
56 A capacitor of capacitance Cis charged with a battery of
potential V and then disconnected, Now, a charge +Qis,
given to negative plate, then potential difference
between the plates is Ne
) ue 2 a
ev wv-2 wv ov
e
0
The Parallel Plate Capacitor
'57 Consider two parallel plates of area A each having
surface charge densities @ and ~c separated by
distance das showin in figure below. The electric ld in
outer region | (region above the plate 1)is NCERT Pe. 68
Surface charge
cae
i
| =~
sutace charge iT
density 6
a : 20
2 w-% @mo we
ies ts 4
58 A parallel plate capacitor with plates of area1m? each,
re ata separation of 01m ifthe electric fed between
the plates is 100 N/C, the magnitude of charge on each
plate is {Tate fo =885 107?
cents. 69
(a) 985 x 10°C {b) 885 «10°C
(©) 785 «10°C (d) 685 x10"
'59 A parallel plate capacitor is charged and then charging
is disconnected. Ifthe plates are now pulled apart with
insulated handles. NCERT Pe. 69
(a) The capacitance increases
(b) Potential energy decreases
{Potential difference increases
(d) Charge and potential difference both remains same
{60 A parallel plate capacitor has uF capacitance. One of its,
two plates is given + 241C charge and the other plate
4 4NC charge. The potential dference developed
‘across the capacitor is CERT Pg. 69
iv b)5V 3v
Effect of Dielectric on Capacitance
61 A paralel plate capacitor is made of two circular plates
separated by a distance of S mm and with a dielectric of
dielectric constant 2.2 between them, When the electric
field in the dielectric is 3 10* V/m, then charge density
of the positive plate will be closed to NCERT Pe. 69
(a) 6 «1077 Cm (b) 3 « 10-7 Cm”
(0 3 x 108 Cm? (@) 6 x 10° Cv
62 A parallel plate air capacitor has a capacitance 18 pF. If the
cistance between the plates is tripled and a dielectric
wav
tedium is introduced, the capactance becomes 72 nF
The dielectric constant ofthe mediumis cea pg. 67
(a4 yo (2 12 (2
63 In a parallel plate capacitor, the separation between the
plates is 3 mm with air between ther. Now, a dielectric
of dielectric constant 2s introduced between the plates.
due to which the capacitance increases. In order to
bring its capacitance ofthe original value, the
separation between the plates must be madqiceny Pe, 67
(@ 15mm (0) 25mm
© 4mm (@) 6mm
64 The capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor with air in
between the plates is 3HF. With the introduction of a
electric medium between the plates, the capacitance
becomes 15 pf. The permittivity of the medium is.
NCERT Pe 67
(0) 15 CN“?
(a) 5C2NIm?
(6) 884510" C’NIm?
(© 0.44 10° CNM?
65 [Link] of capacitance 15 nF having dielectric slab of
&,=25, dielectric strength = 30 MV/m and potential
difference =30 V. Calculate the area of the plate.
NCERT Pg. 70
(67 x10~ m? (4.2 x10 m?
(€)80 «10 m? (985 x10 m?
66 A slab of material of dielectric constant K has the same
area as the plates of a parallel plate capacitor but has a
thickness (3/4)d, where d is the separation of the plates.
How is the capacitance changed, when the slab is
inserted between the plates? NCERT Ps. 70
(Given, Co isthe capacitance of the capacitor with air as
‘medium between plates)
AKC K4 3G) K-30
Ors OR? oR
AKC,
AKC
ORS
LE TN67 A parallel plate capacitor with air between the plates is
charged to a potential of 500 V and then insulated, A
plastic plate is inserted between the plates filing the
\whole gap, The potential difference between the plates
become 75 V. The dielectric constant ofthe plastic plate
is CERT Fe. 70,
0 20
wy ws oF ore
Combination of Capacitors
68 The parallel combination of two air filled parallel plate
capacitors of capacitance C and nC is connected to a
battery of voltage. V. When the capacitors are fully
charged, the battery is removed and after that a
dielectric material of dielectric constant K is placed
between the two plates of the frst capacitor. The new
potential dference ofthe combined system is
aw y cent pe 71
@ (K+n) @ Ken
v
tv @ Kan
69 A parallel plate capacitor has the space between its
plates filed by the two slabs of thickness each, having
dielectric constants ky and K andd isthe plate
separation ofthe capacitor. The capacity of the
capacitor is centre. 71,
2ead (K+ Ke 2A (_Kike
ESE) 2A (te
© AK, + 2eA (K+ Ke
0 w+ ky ae (S34)
70 A parallel plate capacitor having cross-sectional area A
‘and separation d has air in between the plates. Now a
thin conducting slab of same area but thickness tis,
inserted between the plates as shown, The new
‘capacitance of the capacitor will be NCERT Pe. 74
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71 Find the capacitance of the parallel plate capacitor as
shown in the figure below. NCERT Pg. 72
or
—e—
2KAc) gy 2KAS (KD Aly gy 2KAC
OR OMG? OSES Ore
72 The two plates of a parallel plate capacitor having
‘charges Q, and Q; are given. The capacitance of the
‘capacitor is C. When the switch is closed, mark the
incorrect statement. Assuming bathQ,,Q, to be positive,
NCERT Pg. 72
(@) The charge flown through switch is zero.
(2) The charge flown through swtchis Q;+Q2 9
(© Potential ference across the capacitor plates is 2,
(@) The charge of the capacitor is Q,
73 A parallel plate capacitor is charged and the charging
battery is then disconnected. I the plates of the
capacitor are moved further apart by means of
insulating handles, then which ofthe following
statement is correct? Neeat pg. 72
(2) The charge on the capacitor increases.
{b) The voltage across the plates Increases.
{0 The capacitance increases.
(€) The electrostatic energy stored in the capactor
decreases.
74 A parallel plate air capacitor of capacitance Cy is
connected to a cell of emf V and then disconnected from
it.A dielectric slab of dielectric constant K, which can just
fillthe air gap ofthe capacitor, is now inserted init
Which of the following statement is incorrect?
- NCERT Pg, 72
(2) The potential difference between the plates decreases
K times.
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75. A gang capacitor is formed by interlocking nine plates
with each other, The distance between the consecutive
plates is 0.885 cm and the overlapping area of the plate
is S cm’, The capacity of the unit is NcERT Pg. 72
(2) 108 pF () 4 pF
(0) 636 pF (@) 12.72 pF
76 A capacitance of 2 nF is required in an electrical circuit
across a potential diference of 1 kV. large number of
1 nF capacitors are available which can withstand a
potential difference of not more than 300 V. The
‘minimum number of capacitors required to achieve this
is NcERT Pe, 72
(6 wz Re
77 An infinite number of identical capacitors each of
capacitance 1 are connected as shown in the figure.
Then, the equivalent capactance between A and Bis
a * 6
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7 In the circuit shown, find C ifthe effective capacitance of
the whole circuit is to be 05 pF. All values in the circuit
a.
i],
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79 A number of condensers, each of the capacitance 1 pF
and each one of which gets punctured, if a potential
difference just exceeding 500 V is provided. An
arrangement suitable for giving capacitance of 2 uF
‘across which 3000 V may be applied requires atleast
INCERTPs. 72
(2) 6 component capacitors
(&) 12 component capacitors
(©) 72 component capacitors
(@) 2 component capacitors
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{80 ln the circuit shown in the figure, the potential
Silerence across the 43 iF capactoris —nceer pe. 72
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{81 The equivalent capacitance of the following circuit between
terminals A and B is (ll capacitors are identical and have
capactance 4 iF) Neer pe. 72
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£82 Two identical capacitors are joined in parallel and
charged to a potential V. Now these are separated and,
connected in series. ie, the positive plate of one is.
connected to negative of the other, while open plates
are kept open ended NCERT Pa. 72
(@) The charges on the plates connected together finaly
become 2er0
(©) The charges on the free plates are enhanced
(0 The energy stored in the system increases
(6) The potential difference between the free plates
becomes 2V
{83 The capacitor, whose capacitance is 6, 3uF and 2nF,
respectively are connected with 12 V battery as shown in
figure. The charge on 3uF capacitor will be NceRT Pg. 72
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{84 The equivalent capacitance of four identical capacitors, 8 A 10 nF capacitor is charged to a potential of 50 V and is
as shown in the figure is 15 pF. The value of each connected to another uncharged capacitor in parallel
capacitor is NCERT PR. 72 Now, their common potential becomes 20 V. The
Capacitance of second capacitor 1s NCERT Pg. 72
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£89 The charge on a capacitor varies with voltage V as
()GuF (SWF BF ONE shown in figure. The area of the triangle AOB represents
85 Five capacitors, each of capacitance value C are NCERT Pg. 73,
connected as shown in the figure. The ratio of f
capacitance between P and R, and the capacitance y
between P and Q, is
.
} < “ 4 =
s (©) Energy density
{(@) Energy stored by the capacitor
‘90 A 900 pF capacitor is charged by 100 V battery in the
figure, How much electrostatic energy is stored by the
capacitor? NCERT Pg. 74
+9-0
(31 S22 2:3 WA
86 In the arrangement shown in the figure, find the
equivalent capacitance between Aand (symbols have
their usual meaning) (each capacitor has identical
dimensions) NcERT PE. 72
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187 The expression for the equivalent capacitance of the charged by a battery to a potential difference of 100 V
system shown is (Ais the cross-sectional area of one of between its plates. The charaing battery is now
the upper plates) ween Py.72 disconnected and a porcelain slab of delectic constant
65 is sipped between the plates. The work done by the
capacitor onthe slab is NeERT P74
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96 A series combination of n, capacitors, each of value Cis
charged by a source of potential difference 4V. When
another parallel combination of n, capacitors, each of
value C;, is charged by a source of potential difference
V, it has the same (total) energy stored init as the first
‘combination has. The value of Cin terms of Gis.
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95 A parallel plate capacitor has a uniform electric field
E (Vm) in the space between the plates. Ifthe distance
between the platesisd(m) and area of each plates A(m?),
the energy (J) stored in the capacitor is NCERT Pg. 74
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Assertion and Reason Questions
Direction (. Nos. 1-10) in the following questions, a
statement of Assertion is followed by a corresponding statement
‘of Reason. Of the following statements, choose the correct one.
(2) Both Assertion and Reason are correct and Reason is the
correct explanation of Assertion.
(b) Both Assertion and Reason are correct but Reason is not
the correct explanation of Assertion.
{€) Assertion is correct but Reason is incorrect.
(@) Assertion is incorrect but Reason is correct.
1 Assertion Work done by the electrostatic force in
bringing the unit positive charge from infinity to the point
Ps positive.
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96 A parallel plate capacitor is connected to a
5V battery and charged. The battery s then disconnected
and a glass slab is intraduced between the plates, then
the quantities that decrease are NCERT Pa. 74
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(b) charge and capacitance
(@) capaciance and potential difference
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{d) energy stored and potential difference
97 A parallel plate capacitor have plate area A and plate
separation d is charged by a battery of voltage V. The
battery is then disconnected. The work needed to pull
the plates to separation 2d is NCERT Pe. 74
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98 A 40 pF capacitor in a defibrilator is charged to 3000 V.
The energy stored in the capacitor is sent through the
patient during a pulse of duration 2 ms. The power
delivered to the patient is NceRT
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99 A 900 pF capacitor is charged by 100 V battery, then
hich of the following statement js correct? NCERT:
(@) The charge on the capacitor is 45 » 10°C
(0) The energy stored by the capacitor is9 x10
(@ Mf capacitor is disconnected from the battery and
connected to another 900 pF capacitor, then energy
stored by the system is 225 x 10°").
() None of the above
Reason For Q <0. the force on unit positive charge is
attractive, so that the electrostatic force and the
displacement (from infinity to P) are in the same
direction. NCERT Pg. 46
2 Assertion If a positive charge comes close to a
negative charge, then the potential energy of the
system increases
Reason The potential energy of system of two
charges is inversely proportional to the separation
between two charges. cert!
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Jey 2 is unatered whatever way the charges
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are brought to the specified locations
Reason The potential energy is negative of work
done by conservative force, NCERT Pe. 56
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4 Assertion A capacitor can be given only a limited
quantity of charge
Reason Charge stored by a capacitor depends on the
shape and size ofthe plates of capacitor and the
surrounding medium. NCERT G64
5 Assertion In the absence of an external electric field,
the dipole moment per unit volume of a polar dielectric
Reason The dipoles of a polar dielectric are randomly
oriented, NCERT Ps, 65
6 Assertion Polar molecules have permanent dipole
‘moment.
Reason In polar molecules, the centre of positive and
negative charges coincides even when there is no
external field NCERT Pe 65|
7 Assertion Capacity of a parallel plate capacitor
increases when distance between the plates is
decreased,
Reason Capacitance of a capacitor is directly
proportional to distance between them. NCERT Pr. 68
8 Assertion A parallel plate capacitor is connected across
a battery through a key. A dielectric slab of dielectric
Statement Based Questions
Direction ([Link].1-8) in the following questions, Statement |
and Statement Il are given. Read the statements and choose
‘most oppropriate answer from the options given below.
(@) Both Statement | and Statement I are false
(6) Statement |is true but Statement Ii false
(6) Statement ls false but Statement Ils true
(@) Both Statement | and Statement Il are true.
1 Statement | For a non-uniformly charged thin circular
ring with net charge is zero, the electric field at any
point on axis of the ring is zero.
Statement Il For a non-uniformly charged thin circular
fing with net charge is zero, the electric potential at
each point on axis of the ring is zero. NCERT Pg. 47
2 Statement | At any point inside the sphere, electric
intensity is zero.
Statement Il At any point inside the conducting sphere,
the electrostatic potential is equal to potential on the
surface.
3 Statement | Two equipotential surfaces cannot cut
each other.
Statement II Two equipotential surfaces are parallel to
each other, NCERT PS. 54
4 Statement | In metals, the positive ions are made up of
the nuclei and the bound electrons remain held in their
fixed positions.
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electric field inside the capacitor becomes K times.
Reason The surface density of charge on the plate
remains constant or unchanged ran Pe 8
9 Assertion If three capacitors of capacitances
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below.
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1 For a charged spherical bal electrostatic potential
inside the ball varies with r as V = 2ar? + b. Here, aand b
ate constants and ris the distance from the cenve. The
volume charge density inside the balls fae The value
ofpis
= permittivity of the medium, NCERT Pe. 48
2 216 identical drops of mercury are charged toa
potential of 2 V each. The drops are joined to form a
single drop. The potential of this dO i5 nV,
INcERT Pe. 48
3 A capacitor C, of capacitance 10 nF is charged to
potential of 30 V using a battery. The battery is then
removed and the charged cepacitor is connected to an
uncharged capacitor C; of capacitance 10 uF as shown
in figure
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When the switch is closed, charge flows between the
capacitors. At equilibrium, the charge on the capacitor
C8 co AC INCERT Pe. 69
4 A parallel plate capacitor has plate area 105m? and
plate separation of 15m. The space between the plates
is filled upto a thickness of 5 m with a material of
dielectric constant of 10. The resultant capacitance of
the system is x x 10°7F NCERT Pg. 70
The value of ey = 885% 10-C? / N-m?,
‘The value of x to the nearest integer is
5 A parallel plate capacitor with air between the plates
has a capacitance of 8 pF. The separation between the
plate becomes half and the space between them is filed
with a medium of dielectric constant 35. Then, the
x
capacitance becomes * pF. The value Of 15 ween pg. 70
6 [Link] has capacitance 15 uF when it’s parallel
plates are separated by air medium of thickness d. A
slab of material of dielectric constant 15 having area
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equal to that of plates but thickness 5 is inserted
between the plates, Capacitance of the capacitor in the
presence of slab will be. HF NCERT Pe 70
7 2 uF capacitor C; i rst charged to a potential
ilference of 100 V using a battery. Then, the battery is
Temoved and the capacitor is connected to af
uncharged capacitor C; of8 uF, The potential on Cin
equilibrium condition is... V.
(Round off to the nearest integer) INCERT Pr. 70
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and breadth b= © em are arranged as shown in igure
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The equivalent capacitance between A and is “2. The
value of xis NCERT Pe. 72
9.80 pF capacitor is fully charged by a 20 V supply. Its,
then disconnected from the supply and is connected to
another uncharged 80pF capacitor is parallel. The
electrostatic eneray that i lost in this process by the
time, the charge is redistributed between them is (in nd.
NCERT Pg, 74
10 A400 pF capacitors charged by 200 V supply. tis then
disconnected from the supply and is connected to
another uncharged 400 pF capacitor. Energy stored in
each capacitor is x 10" J. The value OF X18 ssn
CERT Pe. 70