Category: HC Verma Part 2: Electricity
-
HC Verma Chapter 30 Problem 15 – Flux Through Face of Cube with Charge at Edge
Problem Statement A charge $q$ is placed at the midpoint of one edge of a cube. Find the flux through each face of the cube. Given Information All quantities, constants, and constraints stated in the problem above Physical constants used as needed (see Concepts section) Physical Concepts & Formulas This problem draws on fundamental physical…
-
HC Verma Chapter 30 Problem 14 – Non-Uniform Charge — Finding Enclosed Charge
Problem Statement The electric field in a region is $\vec{E} = E_0(x/a)\hat{i}$, where $E_0$ and $a$ are constants. Find the charge enclosed in a cube of side $a$ with one corner at the origin. Given Information All quantities, constants, and constraints stated in the problem above Physical constants used as needed (see Concepts section) Physical…
-
HC Verma Chapter 30 Problem 13 – Total Charge from Flux Measurement
Problem Statement The electric flux through a closed surface is measured to be $5.0\times10^4$ N m$^2$/C. Find the net charge enclosed. Given Information All quantities, constants, and constraints stated in the problem above Physical constants used as needed (see Concepts section) Physical Concepts & Formulas This problem draws on fundamental physical principles. The key is…
-
HC Verma Chapter 30 Problem 12 – Electric Field Due to Solid Cylinder
Problem Statement Determine the electric field for the configuration described: Determine the electric field for the configuration described: A solid cylinder of radius $R$ carries uniform volume charge density $\rho$. Find the electric field at distance $r$ from the axis for $r R$. Cylindrical Gauss law Inside ($r Enclosed charge per unit length: $\rho\pi r^2$.…
-
HC Verma Chapter 30 Problem 11 – Gauss Law Verification for Point Charge
Problem Statement Determine the electric field for the configuration described: Determine the electric field for the configuration described: Use Gauss’s law to derive Coulomb’s law for the electric field of a point charge $q$. Spherical Gaussian surface centred on $q$; spherical symmetry Step 1: By symmetry, $\vec{E}$ is radial and constant in magnitude on a…
-
HC Verma Chapter 30 Problem 10 – Field of Infinite Slab of Charge
Problem Statement An infinite slab of thickness $2a$ has uniform volume charge density $\rho$. Find the electric field (a) inside the slab at distance $x$ from the midplane, and (b) outside the slab. Given Information All quantities, constants, and constraints stated in the problem above Physical constants used as needed (see Concepts section) Physical Concepts…
-
HC Verma Chapter 30 Problem 9 – Flux Through a Hemisphere
Problem Statement A charge $q$ is placed at the centre of a sphere of radius $R$. Find the flux through a hemisphere (half the sphere). Given Information All quantities, constants, and constraints stated in the problem above Physical constants used as needed (see Concepts section) Physical Concepts & Formulas This problem draws on fundamental physical…
-
HC Verma Chapter 30 Problem 8 – Charge Distribution on Conductor with Cavity
Problem Statement A conducting sphere of inner radius 5 cm and outer radius 8 cm has a charge of $+10\mu$C placed at its centre cavity. The sphere itself carries $+4\mu$C. Find the charge on (a) the inner surface, (b) the outer surface. Given Information All quantities, constants, and constraints stated in the problem above Physical…
-
HC Verma Chapter 30 Problem 7 – Gauss Law Applied to Coaxial Cable
Problem Statement Determine the electric field for the configuration described: Determine the electric field for the configuration described: A coaxial cable has inner conductor of radius $a$ (charge per unit length $+\lambda$) and outer conductor of radius $b$ (grounded). Find the field in the region $a Cylindrical Gauss law Step 1: Gaussian cylinder of radius…
-
HC Verma Chapter 30 Problem 6 – Field Inside Charged Cylindrical Shell
Problem Statement An infinite cylindrical shell of radius $R$ carries surface charge density $\sigma$. Find the field (a) outside and (b) inside the cylinder. Given Information All quantities, constants, and constraints stated in the problem above Physical constants used as needed (see Concepts section) Physical Concepts & Formulas This problem draws on fundamental physical principles.…