33Read its hindi version...
This question was asked in today's physics boards:
"Draw three equipotential surfaces corresponding to a field that uniformly increases in magnitude but remains constant along z - direction. How are these surfaces different from that of a constant electric field along the z - direction?"
WTF does this question mean??? And what is the answer
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62Arrey this will be three planes parallel to each other..
only that the distance between two will decrease!
I think that is what they want to see..
isnt it?
11How'll that help?? Anyways, i can't understand complex hindi.....
11bhaiya, i can't understand.....just 3 parallel planes???? parallel to what?
33hahahah....
hindi superb tha sab me... i was amazed and kepton reading that..
and yes nishant bhaiya is right... :)
24vahi to maine bhi kiya.........XY plane.......hope ki theek hoga....
62yes..
all planes perpendicular to the z axis will be equipotential..
only that the distance between them will keep decreasing!
11"a field that uniformly increases in magnitude but remains constant along z - direction"
What does this mean??
z - component of the field is a constant?
62oops.. i din notice..
thereis some mistake in the english..
i think they meant that the field is constant along Z axis..
but it also increases unifomly along some other direction!
1I also faced the same problem When field along z-axis is a constant then how can the distance between the equipotential surfaces decrease
33"a field that uniformly increases in magnitude but remains constant along z - direction"
What does this mean??
@anirudh
thats why i said read its hindi part... ;)
it was clear there...
33"a field that uniformly increases in magnitude but direction remains constant along z - direction"
in hindi it was there...
and in boards they never give bonus marks :( they will never accept that q was wrong...
