A. 900 volts
B. 9000 volts
C. 90 volts
D. zero
Related Mcqs:
- If metallic conductor is charged negatively then its weight______________?
A. Remains same
B. First increases then decreases
C. Decreases then increases
D. Increases for a while - The phenomenon of an uncharged body getting charged merely by the nearness of a charged body is known as____________?
A. pholoelectric effect
B. chemical effect
C. magnetic effect
D. induction - “The surface integral of the normal component of the electric displacement D over any closed surface equals the charge enclosed by the surface”. The above statement is associated with_______?
A. Gauss’s law
B. Kirchhoff s law
C. Faraday’s law
D. Lenz’s law - A capacitor having capacitance of 5 uF is charged to a potential difference of 10,000 V. The energy stored in the capacitor is__________?
A. 50 joules
B. 150 joules
C. 200 joules
D. 250 joules - The resistance of a conductor of diameter d and length l is R Ω. If the diameter of the conductor is halved and its length is doubled, the resistance will be
A. R Ω
B. 2R Ω
C. 4R Ω
D. 8R Ω - A single core cable used on 33000 V has conductor diameter 10 mm and the internal diameter of sheath 25 mm. The maximum electrostatic stress in the cable is____________?
A. 62 x 105 V/m
B. 72 x 105 V/m
C. 82 x 105 V/m
D. 92 x 105 V/m - The metallic spheres A and B of radii 2m and 4m respectively carry the same charge 4 x 10 8C. If the spheres are connected by a copper wire_______________?
A. charge will flow from A to B
B. charge will flow from B to A
C. no flow of charge will occur
D. both a and b are possible - A closed surface contains two equal and opposite charges. The net electric flux from the surface will be________________?
A. negative
B. positive
C. zero
D. data is insufficient - A 5 μF capacitor has a potential difference across its plates of 200 volts. The charge on the capacitor is____________?
A. 2.5 x 10-8 C
B. 10-5 C
C. 103 C
D. 4 x 103 C - If a charged rod is brought closer to a gas filled balloon then______________?
A. Radius decreases
B. Balloon bursts
C. Radius increase
D. Balloon squeezes