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In a hollow spherical shell, the electric field intensity (E) changes with respect to distance (r ) from centre

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Electric field inside the shell is zero and outside it varies as `(1)/(r^(2))`.
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  • In the case of a charged metallic sphere, potential (V) changes with respect to distance (s) from the centre as :

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  • An uncharged ball of radius R is placed at a point in space and the region outside (from R to oo measured from centre of the ball) the ball is non-uniformly charged with a charge density rho=(C )/(r^(3))" coulomb/m"^(3) where 'C' is a positive constant and r is the distance of a point measured from centre of the ball. Electric field intensity at a distance x from centre of the ball (xgtR) is

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    `(C)/(epsilon_(0)R^(2))l n(x)/(R)`
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    `(C)/(2epsilon_(0)R^(2))l n((x-R)/(R))`
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    `(C)/(2epsilon_(0)R^(2))(R^(2)-x^(2))`
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    `(C)/(epsilon_(0)x^(2))l n(x)/(R)`
  • Which one of the following graphs represents the variation of electric field with distance r from the centre of a charge spherical conductor of radius R?

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