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moon
·Feb 5 '09 at 1:57
I think capacitance is
C=4Πε0ab/b-a
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Lokesh Verma
·Feb 5 '09 at 6:19
but i want the derivation! :(
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Dr.House
·Feb 5 '09 at 6:30
if a charge q is given to the inner spherical conductor, it spreads over the outer surface of it and a charge -q appears on the inner surface of the shell. The electric field is produced onnly between the two.
the potential difference between the two is given by
v=q/4Πε (1/a -1/b)
using c=q/v we get
c=q/4Πε(ab/b-a)
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skygirl
·Feb 5 '09 at 7:32
1) we take a gaussian surface in between the two spheres.
we get , E = kQ/r2
2) dV =-E.dr
we find potential by integrting between a to b.
V= kQ(1/a-1/b)
3) then C=Q/V.
is this wat you wanted..... ??
if so, then [1] [this wasnt like QOD]
or else [3]
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Dr.House
·Feb 8 '09 at 8:15
is my soln right or wrong???????????????????????????????
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·Feb 8 '09 at 8:22
yeh hcv mein solved hai n spherical capacitors out of syllb hai :P