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In Fig. 22-27, two identical circular non-conducting rings are centered on the same line with their planes perpendicular to the line. Each ring has charge that is uniformly distributed along its circumference. The rings each produce electric fields at points along the line. For three situations, the charges on rings Aand Bare, respectively, (1)q0andq0, (2)-q0and-q0, and (3)-q0and.q0Rank the situations according to the magnitude of the net electric field at (a) pointP1midway between the rings, (b) pointP2at the center of ring B, and (c) pointP3to the right of ring B, greatest first.

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a)The rank of the situations according to the magnitude of net field at pointP1 is|E(3)|>|E(1)|=|E(2)| .

b) The rank of the situations according to the magnitude of net field at point P2is |E(1)|=|E(2)|=|E(3)|.

c) The rank of the situations according to the magnitude of net field at pointP3 is|E(1)|=|E(2)|>|E(3)|.

Step by step solution

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Understanding the concept of electric field of a ring

The electric field is directed towards the negative charge and away from the positive charge. If the right direction is said to be positive, the net field can be calculated at all the given axial points using the field formula.

The electric field of a ring at an axial point,E=kqx(x2+a2)3/2 (i)

where,xis the distance of the point from the center of the ring that lies on the axis andis the radius of the ring.

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a) Calculation of the rank according to magnitude of electric fields at point P1

Let, be the distance between the two rings bed.

As the point is located in between the two ringsB, then the net electric filed due to the charges q0andq0at the midway between the rings can be given using equation (i) as follows:

(Since, both the charges are positive, the field is radially away from them)

E(1)=8kq(d/2)(d2+4a2)3/28kq(d/2)(d2+4a2)3/2(Asthepointisatdistanced/2fromeachring.)|E(1)|=0

Now, the net electric filed due to the charges atq0andq0the midway between the rings can be given using equation (i) as follows:

E(2)=8kq(d/2)(d2+4a2)3/2+8kq(d/2)(d2+4a2)3/2(Asthepointisatdistanced/2fromeachring.)|E(2)|=0

Now, the net electric filed due to the charges q0andq0at the midway between the rings can be given using equation (i) as follows:

E(3)=8kq(d/2)(d2+4a2)3/28kq(d/2)(d2+4a2)3/2(Asthepointisatdistanced/2fromeachring.)=8kqd(d2+4a2)3/2|E(3)|=8kqd(d2+4a2)3/2

Hence, the required rank is.|E(3)|>|E(1)|=|E(2)|

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b) Calculation of the rank according to magnitude of electric fields at point P2

Let, be the distance between the two rings be d.

As the point is located at the center of ring B, then the net electric filed due to the chargesq0andq0at the center of ring B can be given using equation (i) as follows:

(Since, both the charges are positive, the field is radially away from them)

E(1)=kqd(d2+a2)3/2kq(0)(02+a2)3/2|E(1)|=kqd(d2+a2)3/2

Now, the net electric filed due to the chargesq0andq0 at thecenter of ring B can be given using equation (i) as follows: (Since, both the charges are positive, the field is radially towards them)

E(2)=kqd(d2+a2)3/2kq(0)(02+a2)3/2|E(2)|=kqd(d2+a2)3/2

Now, the net electric filed due to the chargesq0andq0at the center of ring B can be given using equation (i) as follows:

E(3)=kqd(d2+a2)3/2+kq(0)(02+a2)3/2|E(3)|=kqd(d2+a2)3/2

Hence, the required rank is|E(1)|=|E(2)|=|E(3)| .

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c) Calculation of the rank according to magnitude of electric fields at point P3 

Let, be the distance between the two rings beand the point be at a distancexfrom ring 2. Thus, the point distance from ring A will be(d+x).

As the point is located right of both rings, then the net electric filed due to the chargesq0andq0at the right of both rings can be given using equation (i) as follows:

(Since, both the charges are positive, the field is radially away from them)

|E(1)|=kq(d+x)((d+x)2+a2)3/2+kqx(x2+a2)3/2

Now, the net electric filed due to the chargesq0andq0at the right of both rings can be given using equation (i) as follows:

(Since, both the charges are positive, the field is radially towards them)

E(2)=kq(d+x)((d+x)2+a2)3/2kqx(x2+a2)3/2|E(2)|=kq(d+x)((d+x)2+a2)3/2+kqx(x2+a2)3/2

Now, the net electric filed due to the chargesq0andq0at the right of both rings can be given using equation (i) as follows:

E(3)=kq(d+x)((d+x)2+a2)3/2+kq(x)(x2+a2)3/2|E(3)|=kq(d+x)((d+x)2+a2)3/2kq(x)(x2+a2)3/2

Hence, the required rank is |E(1)|=|E(2)|>|E(3)|.

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