−0.3m) and those of point B are (0.4 m

Sahay Sir > Question Answers > −0.3m) and those of point B are (0.4 m
A uniform field of magnitude E→=2000NC−1 is directed θ=37∘ below the horizontal [fig. 3.11].(i) Find the potential difference between P and R. (ii) If we define the reference level of potential so that potential at R is VR=500 V, what is the potential at P?
31
Aug
A uniform field of magnitude E→=2000NC−1 is directed θ=37∘ below the horizontal [fig. 3.11].(i) Find the potential difference between P and R. (ii) If we define the reference level of potential so that potential at R is VR=500 V, what is the potential at P? −0.3m) and those of point B are (0.4 m 0.5 [...]
Posted in: Uncategorised (JEE Advanced Physics by BM Sharma + GMP Solutions) ,
Tags: −0.3m) and those of point B are (0.4 m , 0.5 m). Calculate the potential difference VB−VA along the path shown in the figure. , A uniform electric field of magnitude 325 V/m is directed in the negative y - direction in (fig. 3.12). Theb coordinates of point A are (−0.2m ,