the electric potential at the surface of a cloud is 10^5 V . If the cloud is at the height of 0.75 km above the suface of the earth the energy of the electric field in the region between earth and cloud is ( area = 25* 10^6 m^2)
the electric potential at the surface of a cloud is 10^5 V . If the cloud is at the height of 0.75 km above the suface of the earth the energy of the electric field in the region between earth and cloud is ( area = 25* 10^6 m^2)
Asked by thakurpratyush5 | 24th May, 2015, 12:07: PM
Expert Answer:
Answered by Romal Bhansali | 25th May, 2015, 11:44: PM
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