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Net charge on the sphere.

Answer to Problem 11PP
q=−3.125×10−9 C
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Electric field E=2.625×104 N/C towards the sphere.
Distance from small sphere, d=0.25 m .
Formula Used:
Strength of electric field at distance d away from point charge is given by,
E=Kqd2
Where, E is electric field strength, K is Coulomb’s constant, q is the point charge and d is distance from the point charge.
Calculation:
Since, K=9×109 Nm2/C2
Assume small sphere as a point charge.
So, on putting the values,
450=(9×199)×q0.252 q=450×0.2529×199 C=3.125×10−9 C
As, electric filed is directed inward for negative point charge.
Since, the electric field lines are directed toward the sphere. It means charge on sphere is negative.
So, q=−3.125×10−9 C
Conclusion:
Therefore, the net charge on sphere is q=−3.125×10−9 C .
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