force is unchanged due to surface beetwen two charges :)
two point charges q1 and q2 are fixed & placed distance s apart.Now slab(dielectric) of thickness t and relative permittivity E is inserted. Find force of b/w q1 and q2
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but it is immaterial of any surfaces in between...there r so many surfaces betwwen earth n sun but force is always the same
it is like gravitational force........yaar i have also done a question...like dis.....
No - there the permitivity of vaccum is considered, which is const.
Here E is the permitivity - which is different from that of air.
Yup, Soumik is right,
Force b/w two point charges is given by F = k q1 q2r 2
where k = 1 / (4∩ E0 Er)
where E0 is the absolute permittivity of the free space, and Er is the relative permittivity of medium, which is also knon as dielectric const.
Er for vacuum is one, for all other mediums it is greater than one and for conductors, it is infinite.
i think this will b the answer
let two charges are at a distance s apart in air so force b/w them =kq1q2/s2
now these two charges are at a distance x in any medium with relative permitivity m
now force between them =kq1q2/x2m
let these force b equal so we will find tht x2m=s2=>x=s/√m
from this expression we found tht x distance in water will b equ√al to s/√m distance in air to hav same force b/w two charge
hence for ur question as thickness z given t so it will b equivalent to t√E
now total distance ll b t√E+s-t
now puting it in the formula and i found F=kq1q2/(t√E-t+s)2
iz it correct