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Two thin wire rings each having radius R are placed at distance d apart with their axes coinciding. The charges on the two are `+Q` and `-Q`. The potential difference between the centre so the two rings is

A

`(qR)/(4pi in_(0)d^(2))`

B

`q/(2pi in_(0))[1/R-1/sqrt(R^(2)+d^(2))]`

C

zero

D

`q/(4pi in_(0))[1/R-1/sqrt(R^(2)+d^(2))]`

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The correct Answer is:
B


`V_(1)-V_(2)=1/(4pi in_(0))[{q/R+((-q))/sqrt(R^(2)+d^(2))}]-{((-q))/R+q/sqrt(R^(2)+d^(2))}`
`=q/(2pi in_(0))[1/R-1/sqrt(R^(2)+d^(2))]`
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