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EQUIPOTENTIAL SURFACE

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  • Q1

    For any charge configuration, equipotential surface through a point is _____to the electric field at that point.

    a)Perpendicular

    b) At 45 degrees

    c) Anti-parallel.

    d) Parallel

    d) Parallel

    a)Perpendicular

    c) Anti-parallel.

    b) At 45 degrees

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  • Q2

    Along the direction of electric field , potential

    a)remains constant

    b) increases

    c) decreases

    d) either decreases or increases.

    a)remains constant

    b) increases

    c) decreases

    d) either decreases or increases.

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  • Q3

    Equipotential surfaces cannot

    a)be parallel

    b) be spherical

    c) Intersect

    d) be irregularly shaped.

    d) be irregularly shaped.

    b) be spherical

    c) Intersect

    a)be parallel

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  • Q4

    The shape of equipotential surface for an infinite line charge is:

    a)Coaxial cylindrical surfaces

    b) Parallel plane surfaces

    c) perpendicular to lines of force

    c) perpendicular to lines of force

    b)Parallel plane surfaces

    a) Coaxial cylindrical surfaces

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  • Q5

    a) -q

    b) +q

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    b) +q

    a) -q

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  • Q6

    What is the potential at the centre of line joining the twocharges of a dipole?

    a) zero

    b) double

    c) cannot be determined

    a) zero

    c) cannot be determined

    b) double

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