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WorksheetsWEEKLY TEST - I
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
The charge of an electron is
−1.6 X 10−18 C
1.6 X 10−18 C
16X 10−19 C
−16X 10−19 C
the unit of permittivity
C2N−1m−2
C−2N1m−2
C2N−1m2
C2N1m−2
the relative permittivity for a medium
ϵr=1
ϵr>1
ϵr≥1
ϵr<1
The expression for Coulomb force is true only for
point charges
system of charges
Both
none
the strength of the force between the two charges in water is ................ compared to the force between the same two charges in vacuum.
Reduced by 80 times
Reduced by 160 times
increased by 80 times
increased by 160 times
When common salt (NaCl) is taken in water, the electrostatic force between Na and Cl ions is reduced due to the high
Relative permittivity of water
electric field of water
electric potential of water
Relative charge of water
as distance increases, the electric field ...... in magnitude.
Increase
Remains same
Decreases
Not affect
The number of electric field lines that emanate from the positive charge is directly proportional to
Magnitude of the field
Magnitude of the charge
Magnitude of the distance square
Magnitude of the permittivity
which of the following sequence represent the electric fields density at point A,B,C in ascending order
A-B-C
B-C-A
C-B-A
C-A-B
From the diagram. the ratio of ∣∣∣∣q2q1∣∣∣∣
31
61
185
41
The SI unit of dipole moment is
Cm
Nm
cm−1
Nm−1
The electric dipole moment for a collection of n point charges is given by
P =2qa
P =i=1∑nqiri
P =i=1∑∝qiri
P =i=0∑∝qiri
The direction of the electric field at points on the dipole axis is directed .......... of dipole moment
opposite to the direction
parallel to the direction
anti-parallel to the direction
along the direction
At very large distances, the electric
field due to a dipole varies as
r1
r21
r31
r41
the torque is written in terms
of the vector product as
τ = P X E
τ = P.E
τ = PE sinθ
τ = P X E sinθ
which of the following force is a conservative
force,
Gravitational force
Coulomb force
Both Coulomb force and Gravitational force
none
Microwave oven works on the principle of
torque acting on an electric charge
torque acting on an electric dipole
torque acting on an electric field
torque acting on an electric force
Electric potential at point P depends
only on the
electric field
electric force
electric charge
electric dipole
the unit of
electric potential is
J C−1
volt
both J C−1 and volt are correct
both J C−1 and volt are not correct
If the source charge q is positive
V>0
V<0
V=0
V≤0
Positive charge +q´ moves from
higher electric potential to lower
electric potential then which of the following statement is correct
Vp>VQ>VR
Vp<VQ<VR
Vp>VQ≤VR
VR>VQ>VP
Which charge configuration produces
a uniform electric field?
point charge
uniformly charged infinite line
uniformly charged infinite plane
uniformly charged spherical shell
An electric dipole is placed at an alignment angle of 30o with an electric field of 2 × 105 N C–1. It experiences atorque equal to 8 N m. The charge on the dipole if the dipole length is 1 cm is
4 mC
8 mC
5 mC
7 mC
Two identical point charges of
magnitude –q are fixed as shown in the
figure below. A third charge +q is placed
midway between the two charges at
the point P. Suppose this charge +q is
displaced a small distance from the
point P in the directions indicated
by the arrows, in which direction(s)
will +q be stable with respect to the
displacement?
A1 and A2
B1 and B2
both directions
No stable
Electrostatic force obeys
the superposition principle
Newton's second law
Both laws
none
