Kindly provide proper and complete solution with a plausible explanation.

Asked by Varsneya Srinivas
| 1st Mar, 2018,
08:02: AM
Expert Answer:
Force on plate-γ = Q×[ σ/(2εo) ] Newton;
Where Q is the charge on plate-γ and σ is the charge density on plate-β.
σ = q/S, where q is the charge on plate-β and A is the surface area of that plate
Force on plate-γ = Q×[ q/(S×2εo) ] Newton;
(2) Charegs on plate-β and plate-γ remains same, i.e. q and Q
(3) to get the velocity we use the equation of motion " v2 = u2+2aS ", with initial velocity u =0;
acceleration a = Force/mass = Q×[ q/(S×m×2εo) ] ; m is mass of plate-γ;
hence velocity = square root of ( 2 × Q×[ q/(S×m×2εo) ]×d )
Answered by Thiyagarajan K
| 1st Mar, 2018,
01:54: PM
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